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mr187
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What are the part numbers for springs and shocks
Original_Junior
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See those tags/stickers on the springs? Those are the part numbers. Different springs for different packages. A buyer doesn't want to purchase springs hoping for some lift out of them only to turn out they already have the same springs. Make sense?
TheBirdie72
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This is correct. The part numbers matter to a takeoff suspension buyer, and for good reason.
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