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Old 12-16-2021, 05:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Steve Barcak View Post
I tend to agree with you and your post on this. Air shocks seem to be a simplest, quickest way to solve the issue. when I have more time and desire, will replace the rear springs. probably will go with the air shocks. Hoping they do not reduce my tire sidewall room but, probably will
Air shocks have been around for years and all these horror stories you hear about air shocks tearing through the top shock mounts, I dont believe. A large majority of 2nd gen TAs sagged in the rear with stock gas shocks. I have 15x8 ws6 snowflakes with 255/60/15 tires. I do not remember shocks rubbing on tires.
If air shocks are good enough for Cadillacs then they are good enough for a Trans Am

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