shock absorbers

Yannis

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• Aug 30, 2007

• #1

what sort are good? im looking about spending £30 per shock i think?

 

The Mad Hat Man

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• Aug 30, 2007

• #2

new ones!

check here.

 

Yannis

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• Aug 30, 2007

• #3

yer i have already looked there... the prices range from £8 to £34 what is the diffrence between them say the £27 ones and the £34 ones?

 

The Mad Hat Man

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• Aug 30, 2007

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diff make. Monroe are supposed to be good - dont furget there is an "extra long" option if yu think yu mite need them.

 

Yannis

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• Aug 30, 2007

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extra long? would i need them if i had a lift kit or do they just allow extra travel?

 

The Mad Hat Man

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• Aug 30, 2007

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dunno - but I wud think either or both of those options.

 

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• Aug 30, 2007

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can't see how you'd get more travel without doing something to yer springs aswell, so they are probelly for folks that have extended spring hangers

 

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• Aug 30, 2007

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slob said:

can't see how you'd get more travel without doing something to yer springs aswell, so they are probelly for folks that have extended spring hangers

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