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#426288 - 10/07/06 06:38 AM Bilstein front shock nut tighten.
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How tight are you suppose to tighten the front shocks nut? I tighten it to where the rubber bushing was compressed almost flat. Is that correct? It was tight to turn the nut after it compressed. Thanks

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#426289 - 10/07/06 04:57 PM Re: Bilstein front shock nut tighten.
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Generally, you do not want to over tighten that part, it squishes the rubber too much.

Tighten until it starts to compress, get firm, and then stop.

YMMV

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