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Lowering VS commodore

Started by VL Ately vbmenu_register("postmenu_1148951", true); · 27 Sept 2006 · 21 replies

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VL Ately vbmenu_register("postmenu_1154063", true);Archived member

02-10-06, 20:44 GMT+10#21

yep cheers for the help i will update once all is fitted. mite just be a bit of trial and error

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VLHERO vbmenu_register("postmenu_1154131", true);Archived member

02-10-06, 21:28 GMT+10#22

Quote: Originally Posted by RB30-POWER I had the Sports Ryder Pedders shocks in the front of my last VL and the ride was so bloody rough it wasn't funny. So whatever you do don't put Pedders Sports Ryder shocks in the front of your commodore unless you plan on entering Commodore Cup racing or something. They just aren't valved for the street, lol I agree they are rough as guts, but worth it if you like to corner hard and fast! Quote: Originally Posted by 427vlc true true wehn you go from oil shocks to gas anything has to be better Gas shocks still use oil, the gas is used simply to keep the oil under pressure and to dissipate heat to maintain oil viscosity. But anyway..

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