M Michael1973 New member Joined Jun 24, 2013 Messages 93 Points 43 Aug 13, 2014 #1 Is it right what I hear that you have to replace Boath shock absorbers rear or front at the same time
Is it right what I hear that you have to replace Boath shock absorbers rear or front at the same time
J jakepocock New member Parked in the garage Joined Jan 10, 2014 Messages 107 Points 26 Location Bristol Aug 13, 2014 #2 It's not vital but if ones gone, the others won't be far behind so whilst the tools are out its best practice too
It's not vital but if ones gone, the others won't be far behind so whilst the tools are out its best practice too
fingers99 Patron member Parked in the garage Written a guide Joined Mar 20, 2006 Messages 27,743 Points 4,560 Location Liverpool Aug 13, 2014 #3 It's good practice. You don't really know the condition or origin of the shocks. Mismatched shocks can result in pretty wierd handling. They're pretty much at end of life at 60k miles anyway, and are cheap. Go for a pair.
It's good practice. You don't really know the condition or origin of the shocks. Mismatched shocks can result in pretty wierd handling. They're pretty much at end of life at 60k miles anyway, and are cheap. Go for a pair.
OP OP M Michael1973 New member Joined Jun 24, 2013 Messages 93 Points 43 Aug 16, 2014 #4 Thanks guys.