Installed D25's and Rancho 9000x's to short, now how...
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Installed D25's and Rancho 9000x's to short, now how...
...do I correct this?
I could make new shock towers but that would be a pain. I have looked all over the place for fine thread couplers to extend the shock studs but can't fine them. I could also cut and weld and extension to the stud voiding the warranty of course.
Is there a better method?
I could make new shock towers but that would be a pain. I have looked all over the place for fine thread couplers to extend the shock studs but can't fine them. I could also cut and weld and extension to the stud voiding the warranty of course.
Is there a better method?
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How's it going Michael?
I saw a post on TDR where you guy's are talking about meeting on a set day of the month. I will probably be able to swing by and visit at the next meeting.
I have the welder and other tools to fabricate the towers or to lengthen the shock studs but I will probably just buy the longer shocks.
I saw a post on TDR where you guy's are talking about meeting on a set day of the month. I will probably be able to swing by and visit at the next meeting.
I have the welder and other tools to fabricate the towers or to lengthen the shock studs but I will probably just buy the longer shocks.
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