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I have searched and still can't find any info on the spring rates for the X74.

I have another question about the installation of the support brackets. I read that you install them into the taillight area and attach them to the small bolts within this area. I pulled the taillights out last night and only found two small torx bolts on the inside of the taillight and one bolt where the taillight mounts at the outside of the area. Do we use these bolts?

Does any one have pictures of the support brackets mounted and/or more info and/or a diagram of how to install it?

Thanks,

Eric

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I have searched and still can't find any info on the spring rates for the X74.

I have another question about the installation of the support brackets. I read that you install them into the taillight area and attach them to the small bolts within this area. I pulled the taillights out last night and only found two small torx bolts on the inside of the taillight and one bolt where the taillight mounts at the outside of the area. Do we use these bolts?

Does any one have pictures of the support brackets mounted and/or more info and/or a diagram of how to install it?

Thanks,

Eric

Check this out http://www.pca.org/panorama/sample_article_3.html

- Ahsai

I have searched and still can't find any info on the spring rates for the X74.

I have another question about the installation of the support brackets. I read that you install them into the taillight area and attach them to the small bolts within this area. I pulled the taillights out last night and only found two small torx bolts on the inside of the taillight and one bolt where the taillight mounts at the outside of the area. Do we use these bolts?

Does any one have pictures of the support brackets mounted and/or more info and/or a diagram of how to install it?

Thanks,

Eric

Check this out http://www.pca.org/panorama/sample_article_3.html

- Ahsai

Argh..never mind...there's no x-74 there. Sorry.

- Ahsai

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The brackets go in between the inboard rear light fixing point and the body. Sort of difficult to explain, but they will fit only one way, and it takes less than 10 mins to to total. No idea if they make any difference, but they come with the kit so they got installed.

as for the spring rate - STIFF !

can't be more precise than that, but if your roads are a little rough, it can get very uincomfortable at low speeds - get well into 3 digits & all becomes apparant why you installed an X74 kit...

David

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