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Re: Shocks
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Re: Shocks
Did you check your springs to make sure one isn't broken? I had a Buick I got from my grandfather, and it had been repaired by a pro shop after he had a wreck, yet it kept bottoming out on one side, so I looked and noticed it was lower, and found the spring was broken, the rust indicating it had been that way since the wreck.
Another possibility is the spring is clocked/seated wrong on one side making that side taller.
Another possibility is the spring is clocked/seated wrong on one side making that side taller.
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Re: Shocks
Yeah but no the springs are fine they not broken, but the springs on the shocks I don’t think they seated on the way though those are brand new shocks but yeah we never know I I’ll check it out and see thanks
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