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Worn Row 030 shocks?

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Also can it be done with just replacing the rears because front doesn't have that bounciness and who sellss just the shocks itself(rears) if it is the shocks.
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Also can it be done with just replacing the rears because front doesn't have that bounciness and who sellss just the shocks itself(rears) if it is the shocks.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi there and good day to all!!! I like to ask the board here that I noticed that the rear seems to sag(wheel to flare) and seems to feel more bumpier then normal. I did push on the rear pillar and notice there's a bit of bounciness to it. Plus the clearance of the front from wheel to flare looks higher then before. Does it mean I need new shocks? Also can it be done with just replacing the rears because front doesn't have that bounciness and who sellss just the shocks itself(rears) if it is the shocks. That's what I get when dealing with streets of San Francisco and potholes with aplomb : (. Regards. Mike

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Mike, normally shocks have no bearing on the ride height at all, although gas-charged shocks can, so hmmm. You have checked that all mountings are sound back there? If rear is actually riding lower that would transfer some load off the fronts. Got any fuel in it?

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