What are the best Shocks?
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You don't understand...the front shock shaft have to be pushed (about 50 lbs of force) to fit in the shock mounts, the shafts are constantly trying to extend out due to high gas pressures. So when you install them there's about 100 lbs of force pushing the shafts..that was enough to give me a 1/2" of lift...I took measurement before and after the install. Even my sway bar appears to be more horizontal, and shock pads have even extended away from bumpstop.
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Originally Posted by inspect-a-home
You don't understand...the front shock shaft have to be pushed (about 50 lbs of force) to fit in the shock mounts, the shafts are constantly trying to extend out due to high gas pressures. So when you install them there's about 100 lbs of force pushing the shafts..that was enough to give me a 1/2" of lift...I took measurement before and after the install. Even my sway bar appears to be more horizontal, and shock pads have even extended away from bumpstop.
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Originally Posted by Rancho
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