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and OEM shocks will work a bit, but you are lowering the vehicle, so the shocks are going to be more compressed at all times, and when you hit a bump its going to possibly bottom out (if its bad enough) your putting more shock and wear on your OEM shocks, but they will work until you get new shocks.
(from experience)
and OEM shocks will work a bit, but you are lowering the vehicle, so the shocks are going to be more compressed at all times, and when you hit a bump its going to possibly bottom out (if its bad enough) your putting more shock and wear on your OEM shocks, but they will work until you get new shocks.
(from experience)
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