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Shock/Strut Insert question 200

posted by  transit wind on  Tue Sep 20 00:25 CST 2011
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If you by chance have more info as you complete this operation, hopefully even a pic of the clearance from the side view with a measuring stick or something it would be gratefully appreciated. I have always wanted to make my car a bit higher for a yearly trip into the mountains. I do pretty good but at times I have to build a few ramps out of stones over the larger boulders to get to the camp site my friends have been annually camping at each summer for over a decade. Add some 204 75R 14 onto the wagon and I might just be able to clear the rocks one year. I'm interested in hearing how this works out.






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