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yes you can do that Jessobear, but i wanted the strongest lightest setup and replacing the rear studs with the proper longer ones is best. the process was no harder
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yes you can do that Jessobear, but i wanted the strongest lightest setup and replacing the rear studs with the proper longer ones is best. the process was no harder than removing the huge front calipers! 22mm bolt heads!
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