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Old 03-02-2016, 04:41 PM
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For those using Motion Control shocks on a lowered NB, is it helpful to use an extended rear shock upper mount? Or, are the shock bodies already sized shorter than OEM?
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It is not necessary, you can run them with NB upper mounts. The shock bodies are already shortened. That being said, a good spherical upper mount will be beneficial and I have them in stock locally.
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Originally Posted by greddygalant
It is not necessary, you can run them with NB upper mounts. The shock bodies are already shortened. That being said, a good spherical upper mount will be beneficial and I have them in stock locally.
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