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Air Shocks for front of Bay
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<blockquote data-quote="mychatype3" data-source="post: 385326" data-attributes="member: 8501"><p>I'm not a fan of welding to the arm (there are a lot of people that are doing it, such as welded dropped spindles), the material of the arm is cast iron you have to now what your doing when welding on those.</p><p></p><p>I only extended my shock towers, my shocks are standing almost straight. </p><p>To get a decent lift at the front you have to have a combination of torsion tension and angle of the arms. </p><p></p><p>Greetings Mycha</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mychatype3, post: 385326, member: 8501"] I'm not a fan of welding to the arm (there are a lot of people that are doing it, such as welded dropped spindles), the material of the arm is cast iron you have to now what your doing when welding on those. I only extended my shock towers, my shocks are standing almost straight. To get a decent lift at the front you have to have a combination of torsion tension and angle of the arms. Greetings Mycha [/QUOTE]
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