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		<title>can i make my 1998 expedition sit higher?</title>
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</style>BIG MONEY asked: my truck has a four corner leveling suspension and i was wondering if there was any thing i could do to the air ride to make the truck sit higer without buying new parts (change posithin of hiegth senser change comp somehow ) anything like that or do i need to just [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>BIG MONEY</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>my truck has a four corner leveling suspension and i was wondering if there was any thing i could do to the air ride to make the truck sit higer without buying new parts (change posithin of hiegth senser change comp somehow ) anything like that or do i need to just get a new suspension or do a body lift &#8230;. if more info on ??? is needed just e-mail me<br/><br/><a href=''><a href='http://www.strutmasters.com/?Click=12'>strutmasters.com</a></a></div>


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		<title>95&#8242; Lincoln Mark VIII Rear Shocks Help?</title>
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</style>Zero X asked: What other shocks besides the Lincoln Mark VIII rear shocks will fit on the Mark VIII. I read that the 97 Ford Thunderbird rear shocks will fit, but does it matter which ones? I installed a conversion kit in the rear end and removed the rear air ride. It has a bang [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Zero X</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>What other shocks besides the Lincoln Mark VIII rear shocks will fit on the Mark VIII. I read that the 97 Ford Thunderbird rear shocks will fit, but does it matter which ones? I installed a conversion kit in the rear end and removed the rear air ride. It has a bang in the rear end and I know it is the rear shock mounts and I wanted to replace the rear shocks and mounts. Thank you for any info you can provide for me! I would like to do this as cheap as I can and save my wallet.<br/><br/><a href='http://kansieo.com/members'>Caffeinated Content for WordPress</a></div>


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		<title>What kind of shocks or suspension replacement does a 95 Explorer need if it has an automatic air ride system?</title>
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</style>iambrokeass asked: 
I have a 1995 Ford Explorer with 220k miles on it with the automatic air ride system. The compressor stays on for an extended amount of time when the ARS is on. The suspension is loose and bouncy at highway speeds, so it may need work. I took it to a mechanic and [...]]]></description>
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<p>I have a 1995 Ford Explorer with 220k miles on it with the automatic air ride system. The compressor stays on for an extended amount of time when the ARS is on. The suspension is loose and bouncy at highway speeds, so it may need work. I took it to a mechanic and they said air shocks never go bad but if they do need replacing then it will cost about 1000 dollars a shock. Does anyone know about what suspension work needs to be done on one of these trucks with ARS, and about how much it would be to have this work done? I have a feeling I&#8217;m going to be taken advantage off since I know nothing about this ARS suspension and I ask the mechanics really basic questions about it.</p>
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