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Quad shocks

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  • Start date Start date Jan 21, 2006
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fox_body

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Do I need to remove (and leave them out) my quad shocks in my '93 5.0 LX if I put lowering springs in (2in frt/ 1 7/8 rear) ?
 
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no you can retain them. i would however reccomend after market rear upper and lower control arms then you can remove quads all together.
 
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