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How much of a difference is it going to make between the steel and aluminum shocks?
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How much of a difference is it going to make between the steel and aluminum shocks?
performance wise they shouldnt be any difference. the alum will weigh a few pounds less than the steel.
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The price you gave is in U.S I take it. Any measurements yet, and do you have a phone number for them.
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am i the only one that thinks 738$us for the front is a bit steep for shocks and springs?
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so that would make the springs 120 a side?? cause it looks like there is 2 springs on the shock
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hedgehog wrote:
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am i the only one that thinks 738$us for the front is a bit steep for shocks and springs?
i think that's a little steep myself!!!
i'd rather spend that kind of money on a cvt fix, and buy the cheaper brp shocks/springs :2cent:
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Onthe Renegade the ground clearance increased 1.75"
crutchfield vs stock renegade
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