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i just changed nozzles and was wondering what torque to put them at for the right pressures on the springs everybody ive talked to said just tighten them down but I dont agree any help is greatly appreiciated thank you
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99 2500 extended cab 2wd 5sd, edge comp, 120hp injectors, green cold air intake, Valair 13" organic/ feramic clutch, Fass 95. 412hp/902tq
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