Baffled over shock installation, need help

[Madbomber88]

For my 90 stock K5 with dual shocks up front... I bought Pro Comp ES3000 all around. Installing the fronts, I can't get them both bolted in because they hit each other at the bottom. I can get the tops in fine, but the bottom of the shocks hit each other. Anyone else run into this problem? I called summit to make sure they gave me the right part number, and they are sure they did. Do I need to put more spacers in? Please advise. And if like it has been recommended before to leave one off to enhance ride quality, which one should I leave on? Thanks in advance.

 

[1979Jimmy]

Youll need about an inch space inbetween the the two bottom shocks.

 

[fright89]

I think mine had a spacer. Just got singles now.

 

[90K5]

Mine did that too, took one off to fix it, and realized you are better off with single shocks in the front...

 

[k20]

if u dont have a real spacer, u can just take a bushing for your shock (if its hourglass shaped and poly) and cut it in half, and u got a good spacer.