it's official, Blown Bilstein sport shock
11-01-2000, 02:12 PM
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it's official, Blown Bilstein sport shock
after seeing it up on a rack (to risky putting my head under the car w/ only OEM jack) completely blown oil all over.
How in the hell did I do that?
and now have to run 4th & final rounds of NorCal Slush series Auto-X like this. everyone around is going to the Big SEMA show in vegas (damn)
wish me luck.
Rich N.
How in the hell did I do that?
and now have to run 4th & final rounds of NorCal Slush series Auto-X like this. everyone around is going to the Big SEMA show in vegas (damn)
wish me luck.
Rich N.
11-02-2000, 08:49 AM
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Darn, I thought it was me, cuz I'm some bada$$ hardcore driving dude :-)
the local tuner guys were looking at me, going "Damn, never seen that before"???
and I'm sure it happens rather frequently?
and I'm sure it happens rather frequently?
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11-02-2000, 12:18 PM
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Join the real blown seal clubs: Tockico and Koni!
You guys haven't experienced anything :0
My Tockico dirtras flaked chrome into the seals. Used 9 up before the son of a famous rally driver decided that he wouldn't honor the warranty on these. (Had to use them on the 323gtx.)
Koni dealers are almost as awful: "They never go bad." What's all this oil then?
Conclusion: Buy Bilstein, or Koni numbered race shocks.
My Tockico dirtras flaked chrome into the seals. Used 9 up before the son of a famous rally driver decided that he wouldn't honor the warranty on these. (Had to use them on the 323gtx.)
Koni dealers are almost as awful: "They never go bad." What's all this oil then?
Conclusion: Buy Bilstein, or Koni numbered race shocks.
