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BAG E (Continued)<br />

Figure 47<br />

! Step 12. Match the short, front shock bodies (125) to the short,<br />

front shafts (118), and the long, rear shock bodies (126) to the<br />

long, rear shafts (119).<br />

! Step 13. Fill the shock body (125), (126) with shock fluid (127)<br />

up to the bottom of the threads inside the shock body (125), (126).<br />

! Step 14. Insert the shaft assembly with the cartridge against<br />

the shock piston (123), (124). Slowly tighten the cartridge about<br />

two full turns only. With the cartridge still slightly loose, slowly<br />

push the shock shaft (118), (119) into the shock body (125), (126).<br />

This will bleed the excess fluid out of the shock. Once the shaft<br />

(118), (119) is all the way in, tighten the shock cartridge the rest of<br />

the way.<br />

*NOTE: Be sure to match the front shock shafts with the front shock<br />

bodies.<br />

! Step 15. Now, with the shaft (118), (119) still all the way in,<br />

secure the cartridge by tightening it with pliers or a wrench<br />

approximately an additional 1/8 turn. There should be no air in<br />

the shock as you push the shaft (118), (119) in and out. If there is,<br />

the shock needs more fluid. If the shock does not compress all<br />

the way, the shock has too much fluid in it.<br />

*NOTE: If leaking persists around the outside, tighten the cartridge<br />

more.<br />

! Step 16. Repeat Steps 13-15 for all four shocks.<br />

119 118<br />

124 123<br />

Figure 47<br />

125 126<br />

127<br />

Figure 48<br />

130<br />

129 131<br />

! Step 17. Snap a bottom shock spring cup (128) onto each of<br />

the four shafts (118), (119) and around the shock end (120).<br />

! Step 18. Slide a front (short) shock spring (129) over each of<br />

the two front shocks so that the spring rests on the spring<br />

cup (128). Slide a rear (long) shock spring (131) over each of the<br />

two rear shocks so that the spring rests on the spring cup (128).<br />

! Step 19. Thread a shock spring adjustment nut (130) on to the<br />

top of all four shock bodies (125), (126). Thread the spring<br />

adjustment nuts (130) on to the shocks until the nut (130) just<br />

touches the spring (129), (131).<br />

! Continue with Step 22/Fig.49.<br />

*NOTE: Final adjustment should be made once the car is fully<br />

built and all radio gear and electrics are installed. Refer to the setup<br />

sheet provided in the back of this manual for final ride height adjustment.<br />

125 126<br />

128<br />

118 119<br />

120<br />

Figure 48<br />

22

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