cheap way to make a STaSIS adjustment tool -->
12-31-2004, 11:38 AM
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cheap way to make a STaSIS adjustment tool -->
Last night, I made it from an extra screwdriver. You can see the hole that I drilled when I did the suspension install to reach the top of the shock:
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The early versions do.
Most of the kits out there were built in 2003 and beyond. Those have the concentric shaft dampeners...where the adjustment **** is on the end of the piston. This shock requires you to drill a hole through the body of the car in order to make changes to the rebound as shown.
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