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for anyone else about to lower their C4 - this guys walk through on how to get the "REAR" strut out is perfect. just make sure you stop following his directions when you get the strut out (His walkthrough is on how to replace the REAR shocks) then just swap your springs and continue following his directions on re-installation
http://forums.audiworld.com/showthre...3#post24292393 enjoI |
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dont forget to get it aligned, your camber is going to be way off when lowered. If its too far to adjust out may need a camber kit too.
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