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    1. 01-06-2015 #1
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      Thanks! I should be able to sneak a minimal clearance bracket (0.75) since per my calculations the shock won't rock more than 2º from vertical during the full travel of the suspension. If I understand the diagram correctly, the coilovers do have an extension limiter built in correct?

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      Quote Originally Posted by CTX-SLPR View Post
      If I understand the diagram correctly, the coilovers do have an extension limiter built in correct?
      Yes, the coilovers have an internal bump stop to protect the shock at full extension.
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