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This may be a silly statement, but if you already have your friend's shocks/struts with springs already installed...just bolt them on. Save yourself the pain/cost of installing them on your
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This may be a silly statement, but if you already have your friend's shocks/struts with springs already installed...just bolt them on.
Save yourself the pain/cost of installing them on your older shocks/struts. If you're having to buy the shocks for additional $ from your friend, the cost is probably around the same as having someone install the springs on your old shocks anyway. P.S. Also replacing your stock setup with his stock+swifts is ridiculously fast&easy if you're mechanically inclined. |
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