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Old 08-01-2008, 01:59 AM   #1
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what do you mean tighten the dampening?

you mean preloading the springs? because my problem is the rears do not have the hole (unlike the fronts) so i cant get it past the point its at right now.

thanks for your input tho
For the megans, once you hit the bottom of the threaded shock body, that's it. The only thing left is preloading the spring or getting a shorter spring.
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Old 08-01-2008, 02:01 AM   #2
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For the megans, once you hit the bottom of the threaded shock body, that's it. The only thing left is preloading the spring or getting a shorter spring.
ah are you serious? where would i be able to get a shorter spring? you think eibach can get them? and if i preload the spring would it make a difference?
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pwned.

i am not going to saw my coils LOL.

i guess if theres no other choice ill just contact eibach
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