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							<title>AE86 Coilovers</title>
							<description>Hi Eisuke and staff, I wanted to weld the coilovers on the AE86 myself. I may not be that experienced in welding but I think I'll do fine. The thing is, for the</description>
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							<title>Re: AE86 Coilovers</title>
							<description>I cut 20mm off the 40mm, so now I have 20mm (about half an inch) of tube starting from the OEM weld on the spindles.    I'm just going to go with 20mm. I saw th</description>
							<author>microsacuna@nospam.com (EddieNanakase)</author>
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							<title>Re: AE86 Coilovers</title>
							<description>In the case of AE86, there is a bottom ring on the inside of the coilover lower mount about 1cm high. the damper cant go last that ring, and the damper also can</description>
							<author>dan@nospam.com (Dan at MAX USA)</author>
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