kyb shocks
Posted: Mon Jun 13, 05 8:14 pm
on kyb gas adjust shocks, how'd ya adjust em? or is this just a sales gimmick thnks, trev 
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Posted: Mon Jun 13, 05 8:35 pm
On my Comp Eng race shocks you fully compress the shock then turn the rod clockwise and it clicks to the next setting
Posted: Mon Jun 13, 05 9:16 pm
cheers kev, will give it a go, fitted new springs, but when i got the gear in the rear, me 275 70 tyres just catch which is annoying the hell outta me!
Posted: Mon Jun 13, 05 9:24 pm
Didn't realise you had the adjustable ones Trev. 8)
Posted: Mon Jun 13, 05 9:26 pm
I have seen the instructions for adjustable shocks somewhere. Might have been the manufacturers web site or the Summit web site?
Posted: Mon Jun 13, 05 9:34 pm
hi dave, hows it going? i am asuming i have these fitted they are white in color and and have an orange band with gas adjust on em, just been out an looked for sure. will try the summit site now, thnx.
Posted: Mon Jun 13, 05 10:07 pm
Trev, I don`t recall mine having any adjustment on them 
Posted: Tue Jun 14, 05 7:51 am
yeah neil your right, they dont, been on summits site and according to their listing the ones i have are non adjustable, i wonder if going to a 60 profile might help? i really dont wany to go back to any thing smaller but might have to yet, also dont want to go down the air shock route either, bye for now, trev
Posted: Tue Jun 14, 05 8:21 am
Trev said;
What you need are some blingin 17"wheels with them rubber band 40 profiles
I thought you had 60 profile already?i wonder if going to a 60 profile might help?
What you need are some blingin 17"wheels with them rubber band 40 profiles
Posted: Tue Jun 14, 05 1:36 pm
But it only rubs one side! I know what I would do. Center the axle.
Posted: Tue Jun 14, 05 10:45 pm
hi neil yep your right i do have 60 profiles on allready! guess that ones out then.
dave i think this will probably be the way to go, but my time has been cut short, i got a brown letter on saturday letting me know i am going back to iraq for another tour only got 8 weeks left so i am gonna find it hard fitting everything in, so for now i might just put my smaller tyres back on, or get some air shocks, then next year do it properly, i will still be going to the nats though 
who sells air shocks anyway?
dave i think this will probably be the way to go, but my time has been cut short, i got a brown letter on saturday letting me know i am going back to iraq for another tour
only got 8 weeks left so i am gonna find it hard fitting everything in, so for now i might just put my smaller tyres back on, or get some air shocks, then next year do it properly, i will still be going to the nats though who sells air shocks anyway?Posted: Wed Jun 15, 05 8:39 am
Trev, US Automotive have Gabriel air shocks when I enquired.
Speak to you soon.
Speak to you soon.
Posted: Thu Jun 16, 05 5:36 pm
hi mo, will do, glad it's gonna be over the winter so i dont loose too much mopar time!
neil , phoned us auto ?223 all in, but the guy was honest and said he didnt recommend them as they bleed down, looks like smaller tyres for now i think! still very undecided
found a place in the states that does monroe air shocks for $70 a pair!
now wondering if the back spacing is wrong??? must get the wheels off to measure.
neil , phoned us auto ?223 all in, but the guy was honest and said he didnt recommend them as they bleed down, looks like smaller tyres for now i think! still very undecided
found a place in the states that does monroe air shocks for $70 a pair!
now wondering if the back spacing is wrong??? must get the wheels off to measure.