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09-02-09, 02:40 PM
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longer dog bones = lower ride?
and shorter dog bones gives a taller ride.
Ordered a jack up kit online and the dog bones I received are longer than stock by about 2mm. I thought "that's odd, won't that make the seat lower?" Sure enough when I offered it up it looks like longer dog bones will lower the back, not raise it. Before I phone the supplier and rant can someone please confirnm that I am correct? Cheers Stu |
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09-02-09, 04:07 PM
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Re: longer dog bones = lower ride?
Yes.
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09-02-09, 04:07 PM
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Re: longer dog bones = lower ride?
thanks
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