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Old 09-02-2009
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how do i get the little washers and o ring out of the bottom b4 shock so i can swap the shock body?

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Probably best to get a shock rebuild kit.
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I tend to use the end of an allen driver being careful not to scuff the inside of the shock body.

You will need a shock rebuild kit, or it is highly recommend if you are rebuilding them in new or different bodies.
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Use the shock build tool but the other way round, you wont scratch the inside of the shock using that.
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Spencer got the right idea push it it all out with the shock rebuild tool
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