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Old 02-07-2008, 05:13 AM
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Update: I replaced the rear shocks and put a new set of Continental ContiPro Contact 235/60 HR16s on the back. The car now rides like it should and it nice and quiet. I still hear a very slight "thrum" noise but I now attribute this to the Michelins I still have on the front. They're in decent shape tread-wise but I think I'll replace those with Conti's as time/finances permit just to keep everything matched.
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