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sagging on the left & ergonomic differences !?! 200

posted by  daveshan on  Tue Nov 11 06:31 CST 2003
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A quick guess would be the rear trailing arm bushing responsible for the lean, a discharged gas shock can also drop that corner a bit. The driver's seat has 2 levers to adjust the height. They are a bit hard to find the first time, look under it with a flashlight, I like to keep the front one all the way up and the rear one all the way down, gives the seat a nice relaxing tilt to the back.
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