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    Should my shock look like this?

    I'm just putting new shocks and springs on. I've done front n/s and it looks like the photo below. The axel is at full drop and the 'bush'?! Bit at the bottom where it bolts on is at a slight angle. Is this right or have I done something wrong?ImageUploadedByTapatalk 21376119824.845508.jpg

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    is it at full droop on both sides?
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    Yes it is the normal angle at full droop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    is it at full droop on both sides?
    Yes it is. First time I've changed springs and shocks.

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