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07-09-2005, 12:47 PM
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You need to know the installed height, and what the pressure is suppossed to be at that height. You can then determine if seat pressure is what it should be. To start you need to know what springs you have...if not, it may be worth it to buy a new set of springs. Afterall, they are not that expensive.
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