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05-18-2003, 05:12 PM
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Join Date: Nov 1999
Location: At the north of the Maine
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Hatch back shock from a 2nd generation dodge colt / mirage will do. Minor adjustment needed and it doing the job very fine. I got one on the passenger side and alone it can lift the hood.
From the driver side i got a little problem. The plastic cap over the coil and some other wires is on the way. But this one is not really needed and in fact just to do a perfect job. The funny thing is that all you need is - Dodge hatchback dodge colt/mirage shock - Four metal auto drilling screw and 4 bushing by side. - a drill  My pony is reborn from a wreck in 1991 so maybe you'll not need adjusment at all if your car have never been smashed. Hope this help |
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