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If you change from other than a stock suspension, does it effect the psm in anyway?
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POST 2Original post
Since no one answered specifically, I don't have the answer either, but in all the posts I've read about suspension mods in 996 no one has brought up that particular issue. It's logical tht it would not affect PSM, otherwise I'm sureit would have been mentioned...but than again, what do I know! <img src="confused.gif" border="0">
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