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    Who has fitted superior remote res shocks ?

    Who has fitted superior remote res shocks, how did you go at tighting them down ? Did you nearly compress the rubbers completely before the torqe wrench clicked off ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by First Pooy View Post
    Who has fitted superior remote res shocks, how did you go at tighting them down ? Did you nearly compress the rubbers completely before the torqe wrench clicked off ?
    They should have a set length thread which ends. So tight is tight.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD View Post
    They should have a set length thread which ends. So tight is tight.
    That is interesting because I was getting concerned that the washers were going to bit into the rubber because it was compressing to much and the torqe wrench hadn't clicked off yet and sorry I didn't specify that I was referring to the front pin type shock

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