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    1. 04-03-2016 #1
      garvir
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      rear shock mounting

      i was able to move my shock inboard a bunch just by rotating it inboard on the existing shock mount, had to do a little shiming to make it so there was very little bind. the normal spot was binding, and close to the tire.Name: IMG_1566[1].jpg Views: 1147 Size: 184.4 KBName: IMG_1487[1].jpg Views: 485 Size: 163.0 KBName: IMG_1489[1].jpg Views: 752 Size: 178.5 KBName: IMG_1488[1].jpg Views: 437 Size: 130.0 KBName: IMG_1566[1].jpg Views: 1147 Size: 184.4 KBName: IMG_1487[1].jpg Views: 485 Size: 163.0 KBName: IMG_1489[1].jpg Views: 752 Size: 178.5 KBName: IMG_1488[1].jpg Views: 437 Size: 130.0 KB

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    3. 04-03-2016 #2
      garvir
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      i cannot figure out how to put pictures on this site?????? Gary
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    4. 04-09-2016 #3
      garvir
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      pictures on RELOCATE REAR SHOCKS 1988 MONTE CARLO thread
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