Rear Shocks
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Re: Rear Shocks
I wouldn't change the shocks only I have to as the stock ones are all rotten.They work ok but I don't think they would do to well with the MOT as the outer covers are rusted and falling apart.
1985 1.6D
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CovKid
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Re: Rear Shocks
Pick up some stock ones, give them a proper coat of paint (the stuff they paint them with is thin to say the least). Fit them then get on with something else.
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Re: Rear Shocks
Yes..spend your money on what suits.
But always spend it on quality.
But always spend it on quality.
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Re: Rear Shocks
I may put a set of Sachs on and as suggested paint them with hammerite or something..
They are £90 a pair on Brickwerks websight
I have a feeling I may start into painting the van myself with Rust Oleum
Just ordered Vactan and a clean and strip disc
Can the dvd be ordered from club 80-90?
They are £90 a pair on Brickwerks websight
I have a feeling I may start into painting the van myself with Rust Oleum
Just ordered Vactan and a clean and strip disc
Can the dvd be ordered from club 80-90?
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Re: Rear Shocks
No, just email info@9dart.com
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