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Loaded question my friend. You’re going to have quite a few folks telling you all kinds of negative things about it. Bla! blaa! Blaaa!....
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I did the tube shock upgrade as one of my old lever shocks was toast and for a little more than the price of a rebuild unit I just did the tube shock conversion. Now should I ever need to replace a rear shock I can go down to the local auto parts store.
My only advice is to watch you spacing. On my 78B I had a little rubbing but I fixed that with an extra washer. Runs great and works well with the other suspension upgrades I’ve done. Personally it’s a simple upgrade and I really like it.
Excuse me while I put on my flame resistant suit and wait for the replies to your question and my comments.
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