Installed My MM rear shock spacers with a TWIST
12-17-2014, 10:04 PM
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Installed My MM rear shock spacers with a TWIST Very high quality kit!I got about 3/4" drop without cutting my Eibachs.Might cut half a coil.
I wanted to keep my dust covers so I riveted them to the bottom plate.Simple solution.
I wanted to keep my dust covers so I riveted them to the bottom plate.Simple solution.
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Is that not how they're supposed to be?
12-19-2014, 10:17 AM
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The hole in the top of the dust cover's metal cap is to small to fit over the larger diameter of the shock shaft when the MM spacers are used.If you remove the metal cap,then there is nothing supporting the cover so it will falls to the bottom and stays there providing no protection.I drilled four 1/8" holes in the bottom MM plate to affix the cover to and keep it in place.
The dust cover has a larger hole under the metal cap allowing it to clear the shaft.
The dust cover has a larger hole under the metal cap allowing it to clear the shaft.
12-19-2014, 10:22 AM
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This is just for people reusing their stock shocks. It gives the option to use the protective cover over the shaft when installing the MM spacer kit.
The kit originally requires you to discard the cover.
The kit originally requires you to discard the cover.
