Oil shocks don't have any spring - they just slow the movement so they're prob ok. Gas shocks do spring back out. I thought mine were ok (gas) and they passed the MOT, but my tyres rubbed so I risked replacing them like for like. The new ones are twice as stiff. Moral of the story - if it ain't broke, fix it anyway.
cheers dude ill get a set of them then , dale i was thinking about it but i was gona stay stock height and ive checked the beam he has drilled 2 holes but only welded one ajuster plate on and it seems they dont move much ? will check again tomoro
Ash slamm it you know it makes sense - adjusters and drop spindles and a set of boomerang plates on the rear -- Coooooooooooool Dale
lol i was going that way before but with the trailer on the back it would be very low ;D id like it nice and level mabye just lower abit at the front >
lol the holes are allready there i just need to get ajusters and make it work . hmmmmmm how much are ajusters again lol
cheers guys ive been looking on machine 7 and there cheap for a new ajuster but mine only has one hole drilled i think ill need a slit gap to be able to move the ajuster up and down if that makes sence
well another day and abit more done , i started to strip the old beam down after buying a socket and ball splitter i was geting know were then it came to me i own a grinder lol so i cut 2 ball joints off and they need changing anyway . so once it was all striped i started to clean the bits up then paint them with 2 pac jet black by hand i may add ,anyway here are some off the bits the back plates for the discs have a bit of damage but are worth keeping as there not seen
