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Howard removes the upper and lower shock bolts.
Like the front shocks, the rear shocks have a much larger diameter and a bigger piston. It is easy to see that in this picture.
Howard gets the Eibach shock into position and puts the upper mount eye bolt in place.
Next, Howard gets the lower bolt into place.
Howard secures the top of the rubber boot by slipping over its mounting washer.
Howard does the final tightening of the upper shock mount bolt.
