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Old 09-30-2009, 10:50 PM   #1
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stupid question...I haven't looked yet but where is the top shock tower location for the rear shocks on a vert? in the trunk or under the carpet area in the top well...just wondering...any help might save some time for me...thanks Mike
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Right behind the rear seat back rests under the carpet; same place as any 3rd gen. IIRC, pulling the side interior panels will give you more room to get at them.
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