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Difficult process? Been looking into them and thinking of just doing it myself. Tips?
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extremely easy
f= one nut on top. one bolt on bottom r- 1 nut top and 1 nut bottom |
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tip: do not take off the packaging, the big strap that keeps the shock compressed until after you get one end of the shock in place. once the top or bottom is finger tight, cut the strap and it will slowly expand and you can slip it into place really easily.
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