[Healeys] relacement shock absorbers
Dave Russell
rusd at sitestar.net
Fri Feb 1 16:52:00 MST 2008
When I had Peter rebuild my shocks several years ago I kept my originals
& paid the core charges.
I was was very pleasantly surprised when the rebuilts came back with
steel inserts firmly pressed into the apparently previously worn
mounting holes. I consider this an improvement which I would do on any
future rebuilds. Much more solid mount than bolting through the soft
aluminum ears. The aluminum only has to compress a thousandth or two to
release bolt tension & make the mount loose. Combined with hardened
washers under the bolt heads, there has been no sign of mount loosening
since.
Dave Russell
Dean Caccavo wrote:
>FYI - When speaking with World Wide be sure to
>indicate if you want "your shocks rebuilt", or
>"rebuilt shocks".
>
>Based on my initial discussion with World Wide, I was
>told that good AH cores are in very short supply, so I
>assumed that the four shocks I sent would be rebuilt
>and sent back, but what I received were rebuilt shocks
>that function fine, but were clearly sourced from a
>car with corossion issues and are pitted.
>
>Dean from Thousand Oaks
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