What is the problem with shocks that are too long?
08-25-2006, 02:54 PM
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What is the problem with shocks that are too long?
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I have a modified 1st gen with unknown size shocks up front that have a good amount of corrosion. I want to replace them but I don't know what length they are.
What kind of consequences would you see from shocks that are too long?
I have a modified 1st gen with unknown size shocks up front that have a good amount of corrosion. I want to replace them but I don't know what length they are.
What kind of consequences would you see from shocks that are too long?
08-25-2006, 03:09 PM
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Among other things, I would imagine that if the shock bottomed out hard enough, you could bend the shaft, if it was too long for the application.
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