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Originally Posted by cv129 Based on experience from the community as a whole (Z and G platforms), you don't need to reinforce the rear shock tower when switching to true
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If you're really that concerned, you can order the AST dampers as non-truetype in the rear. Also I've had AST 5200's on my Z for 2 seasons of autox with some occasional street driving and have no signs of degradation.
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