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ddgonzal
Re: un-even ride height
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Shocks contribute nothing to ride height (well ... the 'gas shocks' do raise it up a little bit, not much)

Most likely the spring is worn out (fatigued). This is not uncommon. Best to get a new or used pair and swap in.

Posted on: 2004/7/11 22:50
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Subject Poster Date
     un-even ride height mperdue 2004/7/11 22:41
       Re: un-even ride height ddgonzal 2004/7/11 22:50
         Re: un-even ride height dattodude 2004/7/11 23:58
           Re: un-even ride height mperdue 2004/7/12 0:54
             Re: un-even ride height dattodude 2004/7/12 1:09
               Re: un-even ride height mperdue 2004/7/13 14:00
                 Re: un-even ride height ddgonzal 2004/7/14 4:10
                   Re: un-even ride height mperdue 2004/7/20 19:03
                     Re: un-even ride height ddgonzal 2004/7/21 6:54
                       Re: un-even ride height Tyrie 2004/7/21 7:49
                     Re: un-even ride height ang94541 2004/7/21 8:06




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