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Deluxe Lowlight Ghia
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Dirty66
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The only problem that I would see is that they are super fat so fitting them on the beam up front might prove to be tedious.
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sano66
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| The only problem that I would see is that they are super fat so fitting them on the beam up front might prove to be tedious. |
Running a nice and correctly done air setup is always tedious if you engineer it yourself. |
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layinpan
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I believe KCW uses Shockwaves on some of theirs. Might look on their site for info
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Che Bocho
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| Posted: Sun Aug 03, 2008 3:57 pm Post subject: |
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| I believe KCW uses Shockwaves on some of theirs. Might look on their site for info |
this work for the rear with an extension i would defenetly not use this in the front. go with a air beam... |
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layinpan
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If you are running it on the back look into the 7001 series
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technik
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7001 for sure on the back. I wonder if you can squeeze them up front.
I cant see how this set would work on the beam
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vic
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Air shocks work fine for me in the front. The front doesnt weigh, plus its not to much work to install them. Shockwaves work great for the rear also.
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Deluxe Lowlight Ghia
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where can i get some air shocks
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vic
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I got mine from autozone, if you have a link pin front end just go to autozone and ask for some for the rear of a 70 bug, they fit the front also. Plus they are lifetime guarantee for 65 bucks.
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