front shocks at RDENT, opinion?
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Need new shocks, front, on 69 elan DHC.
Many choices. Have armstrongs on currently. Trying to get away without making spring compressor. Anyone tried or have opinion on the RDENT shocks. A bit costly. Worth it?
I have failed in a search. If previous link, just point me in the right direction.
sbarron
Monroe,Louisiana
Many choices. Have armstrongs on currently. Trying to get away without making spring compressor. Anyone tried or have opinion on the RDENT shocks. A bit costly. Worth it?
I have failed in a search. If previous link, just point me in the right direction.
sbarron
Monroe,Louisiana
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I put them on the last car I did. I had no problems.
Tony Vaccaro
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LOONY (Lotus Owners of New York)
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Drive Fast Take Chances
ElanGTS, 93 Caterham, 05 Elise,
99 Elise190, 05 Elise, 2005 MiataSpeed Turbo
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tvacc - Coveted Fifth Gear
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I just installed a pair from Ray,
T.T. shocks and spring set up with both adjustable dampening and spring seats. Very easy to install and adjust.
Greg
T.T. shocks and spring set up with both adjustable dampening and spring seats. Very easy to install and adjust.
Greg
'67 s3 SS
'72 +2 S130
'72 +2 S130
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+1 on TT; I have found them to be a substantial improvement over stock, and prefer them to AVO or Spax.
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