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PSS9's rear adjustment knob?
could someone please confirm if the adjustment knob for the rear PSS9's it's located at the bottom of the strut?

If the knob is at the top, how do you adjust them with the interior trim in place..?
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could someone please confirm if the adjustment knob for the rear PSS9's it's located at the bottom of the strut?

If the knob is at the top, how do you adjust them with the interior trim in place..?
I don't know about PSS9's but my adjustment knob is at the bottom of my strut for sure.
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I don't know about PSS9's but my adjustment knob is at the bottom of my strut for sure.
I guess nobody noticed my little double entendre.
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