Thread: DIY- Monroe Rear Air Shocks w/Photos
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Old 05-05-2008, 04:09 AM
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Excellent "How-To" Manxman...thanks!

I installed my Monroe's over the weekend and to say the least I'am very happy with the end results.
After a quick run thru the local canyon roads (hwy 9) the rear end now feels much more planted and flat around corners. No more the 'feeling' the rear suspension is lifting around corners with the oem shocks.
And as a added suprise, I actually think the ride quality got smoother and quieter over rough pavement.

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