THEengineer
whatever
DC5003 | Britpart Super Gaz Rear Gas Shock Absorber
these any good? or do i get the terrafirma all terrains at 70 quid
these any good? or do i get the terrafirma all terrains at 70 quid
THEengineer
whatever
I hope so iv just fitted them all round
After the cheapo ****part it had when I bought it lasted 7000 miles.
I think it's one of them pay your money take your chances.
Some people like em some not same as everything on the t'internet.
Have you seen the cellular dynamics?
yes looked at them,so you have the terrifirma ones or britpart?
I had the black britparts on the back the cheap ones!
And originals on the front.
Iv replace the lot with super gaz ones yesterday.
The car feels much better, rides less bouncy and a lot of the noises have gone,
The only worry is longevity of the super gaz, paid £100 for the set
And originals on the front.
Iv replace the lot with super gaz ones yesterday.
The car feels much better, rides less bouncy and a lot of the noises have gone,
The only worry is longevity of the super gaz, paid £100 for the set
samc88
Drivels spiritual representative
Not fender but series. I got some britpart shocks, went to pump them up and down to prime them a bit before fitting, pulled out fine, pushed them and no damping force at all, just fell straight together. Sent them back and they said they were fine 
Fitted procomp es2000's in the end
Fitted procomp es2000's in the end
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
Not fender but series. I got some britpart shocks, went to pump them up and down to prime them a bit before fitting, pulled out fine, pushed them and no damping force at all, just fell straight together. Sent them back and they said they were fine
Fitted procomp es2000's in the end
isnt that why you were priming them ,though i never bother
samc88
Drivels spiritual representative
Normally, you feel some resistance and its fine after doing it 3 times but even after something like 20 times there was no resistance going the right way to make a damping force
