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I think you only have to cut holes in the rear plastic panels of the interior if you plan on adjusting the rebound/compression of the coilovers often. If you're the
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I think you only have to cut holes in the rear plastic panels of the interior if you plan on adjusting the rebound/compression of the coilovers often. If you're the type to set and forget then you'd only have to do it when you first install them. No holes necessary. I might be wrong though.
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