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MannyyyMay-25-03 03:17 PM
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#17973, "RE: spring install gone bad"
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Ah, that happened to one of my stock shocks when I first lowered it. I had to use a vice-grip to hold the piston rod while I bolted the top nut back on.

You're not supposed to do this though cause it might scratch the piston rod and it'll start leaking... however since it was the stock shock I didn't really care. I never had any problems with it anyway.


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spring install gone bad [View all] , mitsuman297, May-25-03 10:35 AM
  RE: spring install gone bad, Mannyyy, May-25-03 03:17 PM #1
RE: spring install gone bad, Doug96GS, May-27-03 06:35 AM, #2
      RE: spring install gone bad, sonny bk, May-28-03 01:15 PM, #3
           RE: spring install gone bad, mitsuman297, May-28-03 02:22 PM, #4
                RE: spring install gone bad, woo2gnt97, May-28-03 02:58 PM, #5

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