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Why do these Sachs Advantage Shocks have Booties? 200

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posted by  Springfresh on  Thu Jun 18 08:09 CST 2009
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I just got a pair of Sachs Advantage rear shocks from FCP and I'm surprised to find they have accordian boots on one end, rather than a metal cylinder. At first I though I accidentally got struts. They don't look like the shocks pictured on FCP or iPD. But they're labeled right. Anyone else seen this?
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