Rear Shocker Gone.
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Rear Shocker Gone.
Already replaced one a while back,whats the best step next???? Replace again or go down the coilover route. Needs to be cheap though
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Are teins any good?i bought some yesterday (not fitted yet) they have adjustable camber,compression,rebound,height all round,also is there an easy way to get them in a ballpark setting/
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Certainly BCs would be considered by most as the best way forward, but in case you're interested we've just started stocking replacement KYB shocks for the WRX and STI models, sold in pairs at £259.99 inc VAt and del
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Hi all,ive just bought some tein gas coilovers with adjustable height also camber adjustable at front,will be fitting them when it stops flaming raining!!! ill keep you informed as to how car behaves afterwards.thanks for your comments..
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Stripping the rear struts and regreasing (using a decent grease, not the margerine FHI used) can fix the problem very cheaply, I regreased mine over 18months ago and they are still fine.
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Hi mate just go on Camskill website and look under KYB and here is it for £400
full set(Front and Rear shocks) http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.p...0b0s2730p30405
full set(Front and Rear shocks) http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.p...0b0s2730p30405
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One of mine went recently, I tried to get a KYB pattern version, no dice. It seems the main dealer is the way to go if you have a Hawkeye STi (I'm happy to be corrected on this as a single shocker is £360 from a dealer)
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They normally, well in my case and many others knock then start to bind-up, making the rear suspension feel overly hard. Sometimes they get stuck extended and settle with a clunk.
Not good I would either re-grease or ditch.
Try and push the rear of the car down by pushing on the boot floor, I bet it's as solid as a rock.
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Not good I would either re-grease or ditch.
Try and push the rear of the car down by pushing on the boot floor, I bet it's as solid as a rock.
dipster
Last edited by davedipster; 17 September 2010 at 08:19 PM.
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I took it to HDC Subaru this afternoon for them to look at it. Howard spent 10-15 minutes under the car and all was well. Didnt charge me a penny. Best news was that it wasnt the shocks after all.
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