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Shims and Zero-Rates

bluehen

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If I need to shim the rear axle and intend to install zero-rates, should the shim go on the top or bottom side of the zero-rate? My initial thought would be to treat the zero rate as a helper spring, and set the shim beneath it. But not sure how that would work if I need to use the offset. Help a Newbie out....
 
I think they will cut angles into the zero rate for you.
 
Give a call you can get the Zero rates milled to act as a shim as well as the extra lift.
 

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