new shocks needed

robint · Jun 10, 2008

hi all
just had a 2" lift kit fitted the type that goes under the springs , just 1 problem its made the ride to bouncy
can anyone suggest a good shock absorber as i will proberly end up replaceing all 4
thanks all

metallicachick86 · Jun 10, 2008

pro comps supposed to be good

RAZ8550TDI · Jun 11, 2008

how can the ride be more bouncy with just spacers? same springs mean the same compression rate and the same goes for the shocks.

robint · Jun 11, 2008

well raz believe it or not its defently made the ride softer which is alright if you want to go to sleep ........ where i notice it most is off road in pot holes and cornering on the roads

Take5 · Jun 11, 2008

Go for Bilsteins - excellent shockers and cheaper than Old Man Emu's. Don't scrimp on DeCarbons, go the extra couple of quid for the Bilsteins as they can be removed and refitted easily without having to track down add ball sized M10 nuts with a 24tpi UNF thread pitch...

robint · Jun 11, 2008

thanks take 5 got any ideas where i can buy some from or any links thanks

Take5 · Jun 11, 2008

Usual places, shop around for best prices. Paddocks, John Craddocks, Jake Wright, local motor factors that stock Bilstein (Andrew Page up 'ere). Borrow someones LRM or similar mag and price them up off the pages in there and ring whoever has the best price. Bilstein B6 standard length gas shockers are £42.50 each for fronts at Paddockspares.

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