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Date:         Fri, 14 Jan 2000 19:38:50 +0100
Reply-To:     Per Lindgren <lindgre@ONLINE.NO>
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From:         Per Lindgren <lindgre@ONLINE.NO>
Subject:      Re: Air Lift
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Marshall Ruskin wrote:


>  The air lift idea sounds ideal. However .... Somebody also  mentioned
> using hockey pucks as risers to give the rear end more lift. No - this
> is not a Friday Funny! Can the person who knows this trick speak up,
> please - and share it?


Could that be me? I have 1" spacers that are made of a plastic material
that is way harder than hockey pucks, but the complete spacers are way
larger to fit over the spring, and I have never referred to them as
hockey pucks. The big drawback with these is that they are a permanent
installation, with the air lift you can adjust the pressure (I guess)


PerL
87 Syncro 112i
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