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I was going to order a set for mine, but after installing the firmer springs, poly bushings and new shocks and uprated brakes, it was cured. A lot more expensive, but it needed all of it. (Well, it didn't NEED the uprated brakes, but I decided to treat myself. :smirk: )
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Sorry - it's a Wedge thing!
They're prone to diving with anything more than very slight braking. The blocks fit at the sway bar mounting points, changing the geometry of the front end.
Mickey
They're prone to diving with anything more than very slight braking. The blocks fit at the sway bar mounting points, changing the geometry of the front end.
Mickey