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Shocker Question

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Posted by:
Moose3021
on June 09, 2003 at 02:18:59

 I'm talking to a guy about buying his used shocker, so i decided to check out this board. I know this is a tech board, so there are going to be mostly problems listed, but it still seems like there are a lot of air leaks mentioned. Are shockers bad for that or what?

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