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What about Protech shocks recommended by ricola?
For those with steel arms, they come in 1.9" which gives better clearance from the CV boots and reasonably priced.. you can opt for extended base, choose btw bushing or bearings etc.. But gotta check if they have springs higher than 400lbs..
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You must 'design' your own shock with them as they will ask what dimensions you'll want and you will have to wait and see if what they make from that is what will fit and work.
I'd rather have a shock/coil-over strut that has proved itself on my application (bug or 944), but the price difference is huge, which makes it all the more difficult.. |
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Third set for aluminum arms is under construction, same as last
![]() ![]() AVO has also many shock lengths, i helped pick up coilovers from AVO for my friends homemade a-arm project for his 1960 beetle. http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/motors...oilover-damper Last edited by -Alex-; October 12th 2012 at 14:46. |
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Hi Alex I wondered if these would be a good match for your uniball set up ? regards Graham http://www.ground-control-store.com/.../II=749/CA=219
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Yeah, those are ok. They include necessary bolt extensions at bottom end. Choose atleast 450lbs springs, or better 500lbs. Ask from subaruengined beetle owners what springs they are using?
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