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dat5_al
rear shockers in ute
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hey guys,

im getting my reaf leaf springs reset to 3 inches lower so while theyll be out i thought id replace the shockers since theyve had it. wat ones fo you guys recommend?? do i get adjustable or not. im in SA

cheers, patts

Posted on: 2006/10/23 7:02
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dat5_al
Re: rear shockers in ute
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anyone recommend something

Posted on: 2006/10/23 14:17
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Re: rear shockers in ute
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yeh i need the same question aswered too

also does anyone know if any air shockers fit?

Posted on: 2006/10/23 14:49
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dat5_al
Re: rear shockers in ute
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ANYONE

Posted on: 2006/10/24 10:38
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Re: rear shockers in ute
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Monroe GT Gas shocks....? $160 from Autobarn. i put them all round in my ute, $120 for fronts and 120Y & 1200 front shocks are the same.

i figure that a new shock couldnt be worse than my old one so if anything it should be better.

does that ehlp?

Posted on: 2006/10/24 10:42
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Re: rear shockers in ute
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Go for Kyb oil/gas assisted. More expensive look at konis, but you really have to justify pricewise what you want to do with the car, no good wearing out super expensive shocks on the road just for a annual trackday.

I'd stay well away from anything monroe or gabriel, pedders gas too.

Posted on: 2006/10/24 10:46
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Re: rear shockers in ute
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i have those kyb gas/oil inserts for my front, heard monroe are #### so kyb are the go cheers

pats

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