air shocks on a 66'

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air shocks on a 66'

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I have a 66' beetle that is lowered 3 clicks in the rear. I would like to keep it lowered and use air shocks to lift up when driving on the highway. has any one done this and am i looking at problems doing this?
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http://www.shoptalkforums.com/viewtopic ... air+shocks
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thanks dave
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