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Shock Absorbers
Hi guys! I am planning to replace the factory shock absorbers on my 1993 Mustang GT hatchback. I have heard good things about Bilstein Shocks. My question is what specific series among their Street Rod and Muscle Car shock absorbers would fit my GT? I am planning to order one online and have it installed on a local car shop.
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