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10-03-2013, 02:27 PM
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2 wheel pilot, V8 novice.
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Guys,
As my BA XR8 ute has just turned 100,000kms old I want to replace bits and pieces. Now I am going to get some new rear shocks put in. I have lowered the ute in the rear by 1 inch via blocks and just want to know if I should buy STD height shocks OR "low travel" shocks ?????
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Rear shock question.
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