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Koni shock settings 120-130

posted by  twombo on  Wed Mar 16 08:30 CST 2005
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Ah!!!! It seems there is NO quick path to enlightenment then!

Have creeper will travel?

At least I don't have to figure a way to keep them compressed! I still have a piece of orange parachute cord tangled in one of my front Bilsteins. People keep asking what it is... it only hangs about 4 feet behind the car now, since it has worn down some! Mostly I tell em it is part of the starter!

Thanks Phil

Mike






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