installation issue with oem absorber

Originally Posted by 370z_2910 if pulling the shaft upward manually by force, won't that damage the absorber function? is it normal for the middle shaft to be shorter in height?

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installation issue with oem absorber

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04-18-2013, 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by 370z_2910

if pulling the shaft upward manually by force, won't that damage the absorber function?

is it normal for the middle shaft to be shorter in height?

It's shorter because it got pushed in.. which is normal.

You can definitely pull it out, because that's how the shock works. It gets pulled out by the spring and pushed in by the weight of the car compressing the spring.

Stop worrying about it and pull that fucker out until it fits.

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