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FG GT 335 Owner
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Perth, WA
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Hi Brett
Just a quick question about the rear damper adjustment. Is it an anti-clockwise turn of the adjuster on the bottom of the rear shocks for a 'softer' setting (like the top adjuster on the fronts)? Thanks, Dan
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Rear damper adjustment
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