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Rear shocks replacement 850

posted by  j_bogusz on  Fri Mar 25 16:01 CST 2005
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I need to replace my rear shocks on my 97 T5 station wagon. Is it difficult? Can I do it by myself in my garage or do I need special tools. Also what shocks should I buy? I appreciate any suggestions. And finally I went to FCP Groton to get them, but do I need shocks with Nivomatas or without it. I just do not know.

Thank You very much. You have been a great help.





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