Can you lower car with stock shocks?
a relatively reasonable “drop” of 1-2 inches will work fine with stock struts, without an enormous cut to the lifespan of the struts. Do expect for the ride to be noticeably rougher. If you have any sporting ideas for the car, then you will enjoy having the shorter and likely stiffer springs.
What’s the difference between stock and factory shocks?
Stock shocks will give more of a harsh ride over short bodied shocks. Stock shocks will give more of a harsh ride over short bodied shocks. Click to expand… Depends on your definition. Lowered springs with factory shocks create a more bouncy feel about the ride, where the shortened shocks won’t bounce, but feel stiffer all the same.
Why do shocks and struts wear down over time?
They both keep your automobile stable while running and keep the tires on the ground. Without your shocks, the car may bounce up and down continuously. Because of their function, it is natural that shock absorbers wear down after months or years (depending on how often and how far you drive).
Why do I lower the shocks on my Commodore?
To be honest im thinking of going SSL all round with the same model shocks. Im just getting rid of a VS that ive lowered pretty low and although I like to drive it, its not that smooth for passengers. Also the bumpy ride has made steering rack, etc fall apart too frequently.
When to change springs and shocks on a ve?
In the past I always have changed springs and shocks but figured because my VE was new I would just change the springs. While it felt good at around the 50,000km mark I could notice the shocks not doing their job as well and bottoming out over bumps that were previously not a problem. Now at 65,000km its not better and I need to get them changed.
What kind of shocks should I use on a lowered car?
Lowering springs typically use a higher spring rate than factory springs, so a shock or strut needs to be designed to keep that stronger spring in control.
Are there rear shocks for a GM Truck?
Our SST3000 rear shocks are engineered for each rear lift height. OR, in some case like with GM trucks, we offer rear shock extensions which allows you to retain use of the factory shocks. When it comes to lifting the rear of your truck, you generally have several height options to choose from.
Can a rear shock absorber fit a Harley Davidson?
What’s makes this rear shock absorber stand out is that unlike most universal rear shock absorbers, this one is actually compatible with most, if not every bike. Harley owners can especially breathe a sigh of relief knowing that this shock absorber will fit their bike without any issue.
Why are my new shock absorbers going bad?
If your brand new shock absorbers are going bad repeatedly soon after installation, overlooking this minor detail is the most likely problem. This information applies to all 150cc Buggy, Kart, Scooter, and ATVs.