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Old 27th April 2013, 05:45 PM
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It will make no difference really. 3mm here = about 1.5mm shock length difference and 3mm wheel travel. Tyre wear would account for more.

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Old 27th April 2013, 10:17 PM
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It will make no difference really. 3mm here = about 1.5mm shock length difference and 3mm wheel travel. Tyre wear would account for more.

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Ok cheers mate. Also what's the best way to line these up before tacking them?
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Old 27th April 2013, 11:14 PM
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I'm going to be using a length of metal from the lower wishbone mount to position it properly.

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Good idea, I'll try that. Thanks joe
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