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Old 06-05-2006, 06:53 PM   #29
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I went with the inside sticker pressures of 100/f and 95/r will take it out this weekend and see how it rides.
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If you decide to replace the shocks yourself.
DO NOT cut the wire holding them. They come from the factory in a closed position and are wired. Install before cutting the wire or you will not be able to compress them again.
I went to Monroe Magnums and it made a huge difference.
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