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sagging ass S90-V90

posted by  poolman on  Thu Sep 29 05:59 CST 2005
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Hey Jbowers-Yeah I tried back again just in June and got the same message they have one in stock overseas and dicontinued from further manufactor.
Bilstein has a shop service that I'm thinking about sending one of the shocks that fit, and see if they can alter the bottom bushing on the earlier series heavy duty part, so that it will fit up. The shocks for the ealier type have the same top bushing but the bushing on the bottom is to small, and they are about an inch or two to short, I could get by with the latter but the bushing sets up a different problem. I have tried the gaybreil parts also and found the same problem. Have tried to drill out and make them work but really they are even weaker than the oem parts. Not much sence in going to all the work. O h well
Poolman






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