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What's the difference...

... between shocks and struts?
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there is a difference but its hard to explain and i cant remember what it is....
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basically they are the same....shocks tend to be used in bigger cars, and trucks, struts tend to be used in imports. Shocks are a seperate assembly. Struts have the spring located over top of the strut. Thats where the name "Coil-Over" came from.
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I didnt know you before but im glad your back. Just seems that you know a few things and will be a good source of information.
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I didnt know you before but im glad your back. Just seems that you know a few things and will be a good source of information.
I appreciate that. Now I have a question for you....is that your car in your Avtar...please tell me its not...cause if it Is Im going to fly to your house tomorrow.
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