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11-07-2011, 02:52 PM
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FordTarius
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Melb
Posts: 59
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Hi folks,
At almost 160K on the clock, and recent uncomfortable rides has me thinking on replacing the stock shocks on my AU. I am leaning towards Boge as its had quite a good rap on here, however: a) Can i get the boge on the standard springs ? I am not interested in lowering the car and the springs appear good as far as I (and Pedders suspension tests) could tell. Also would there be any drop in any form with ride height ? b) Are the procedures to change the front and rear (live axle) shocks simple enough ? Will I have to meddle with the springs and/or compressor stuff ? I haven't costed this yet - but shall I expect the full set(x4) of stocks to be well under the $1K mark ? Thanks!! -ash
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Boge shocks for stock springs?
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