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09-18-2006, 11:39 AM
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Re: coil spacers
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09-19-2006, 06:12 AM
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Re: coil spacers
Hey guys, i'm in a need af a advise.
I'm thinking of lifting my Zu just a little,what should i do. I was thinking to get some rear coil spacers,and adjusting front torsion bars.But with this set up should i get extended shocks and alightment? Or should i go with more fancy and expensive set up , buing all new shocks and rear coils? What would be a difference in ride quality and durability , just a spacers vs. new coils and shocks? One more qustion. How to torque a front up and how much to be on the safe side.( i know that too much lift will affest fron cv axles).
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