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Originally Posted by pjmoreland
I replaced my shocks recently. The fronts were a little more work than the rears because the original upper mounting studs had a retaining washer welded on instead of a nut. It was a bit awkward to access the inside of the frame rail to loosen the big nut on the back side of the mounting stud. The new shocks came with replacement studs. Also the bottom end of the new shock was a little wider than the old shock so I had to spend a little time bending the mounting tab to accept it.
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PJ, I see that you installed Belltech Street Performance shocks. Have you had a chance to to put them thru their paces? I am interested in changing out my KYB's for something a little more performance oriented without breaking the bank. Would be interested in your review.