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TR4/4A TR4A rear shock conversion kit question
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If you have an IRS TR4A, you might consider Ratco's shock in coil spring conversion.
I have seen the brackets rip out of a frame on a TR4, however, the frame itself was in bad shape and the job should never have been done until the frame was repaired...which we did after the fact. With an IRS, I feel the better solution is the shock in coil setup.
I have seen the brackets rip out of a frame on a TR4, however, the frame itself was in bad shape and the job should never have been done until the frame was repaired...which we did after the fact. With an IRS, I feel the better solution is the shock in coil setup.