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how to fit coilovers/shocks to a 4th and 5th gen
- Ted
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- Giomani
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hmm the groove on the bottom of the shock, should this allign with the pinch bolt, cuz mine doesn't... so do I drop the shock right down into the fork and do it up... or do I drop it as far as the groove lines up with eth pinch and do it up there?? need a quick answer cuz the car is in bits on the drive right now 
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- Giomani
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i have the tein basics and the groove runs all the way round so I dont need to twist but when the groove is lined up theer is still a cm or 2 gap to the collar... it will fit both ways cuz I can force the bolt through when it is dropped to the collar I just dont know which way is right.... anyone got basics fitted that have a pic of the where the shock meets the fork?
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