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23-10-2006, 04:21 PM
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Hi All,
I have had my King superlows with Monroe GT shocks in for about 4 weeks now. They have settled fairly well so far with the back guard being over the rear tyre but the front is still fairly high. What can be done to get the front lower without replacing the spring? or should i wait a little longer for the springs to settle even more. Any info would be appreciated.
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1997 Ford Fairmont EL. Pacemaker Competition Extractors, 2.5" redback catback exhaust system, 17" EL GT Silver Wheels, King Superlows, Monroe GT Shocks. |
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Front is higher than back
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