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  1. 06-14-2008, 07:29 PM #1
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    4 metal rings are to adjust ride height.The O rings are to hold the sleeves to your struts/shocks.It keeps them from moving around I just used tape.
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    Quote Originally Posted by southside
    4 metal rings are to adjust ride height.The O rings are to hold the sleeves to your struts/shocks.It keeps them from moving around I just used tape.
    haha, not those , there is 8 of those anyway, these were just like 4 random washers that fit ontop of the sleeve. dont matter anyway, i went ahead and put them on without the little metal thing or the rubber rings.
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