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  • Rear Damper upper mount

    The upper mount for the rear shock is very tight. There is only about a quarter inch from the head of the bolt to the skin. So how are you supposed to get this bolt out? I am thinking of cutting a hole in the skin over the bolt, and then putting a cover over it later. Any thoughts?

    BTW, the ID of the metal sleeves in the AVO shock ends is slightly smaller than the bilsteins, so I drilled them out with a 1/2 inch drill to accept the inner sleeves.

    Thanks as always for the help and advice!

    Justin
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    Last edited by sdcat; December 9, 2007, 02:02 AM.

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    Mine has a hole thru the panel behind the seats and uses a socket head cap screw.

    Are you sure that is the head of a bolt and not a nut welded in place for the SHCS?

    update: I just looked at mine, it looks the same. What you're seeing is a captive nut.


    Doug
    Last edited by Doug Liedblad; December 9, 2007, 02:58 AM.

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    • #3
      Doug,

      Yes, I see! Thanks. The Allen cap head bolt comes from the front. I'll have to drill out the AVO shock mounting holes, too. It must be a metric size or something, because the hole is slighter smaller than 1/2 "

      Thanks.

      Justin

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        Justin

        I don't know anything about the AVO shocks other than many Seven owners use them.

        You might double check with AVO or someone who has used them before drilling them out.

        Doug

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