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Rear Shocks 900

posted by  John D on  Tue May 3 10:56 CST 2005
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92 960 wagon with Load level Bilsteins. Don't want to repalce them with the Bilsteins. The car is a solid axle, not IRS. Called FCP Groton and they said that i could use a regular rear spring for a 700 or 900 series wagon and a normal shock. I this true, without having to do any fabrication?m Anyone done this? Please no questions as to why I don't want to use Bilsteins. Would really like to hear from those that have done this conversion.






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