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In my stuff I have a set of front airplane shock mounts and good shocks. Any problem using them without changing the rear shocks?
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I have set on my 38 standard,original ones on the rear. I haven't experienced any problems!
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What makes them different? and why? curious
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Make sure tubular shocks are not installed on to much of an angle
side wards. This will push the body to much to the right and left. G.M.
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