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custom90 Member Since: 21 Jan 2010 Location: South West, England. Posts: 20580 |
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24th Sep 2015 7:17pm |
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custom90 Member Since: 21 Jan 2010 Location: South West, England. Posts: 20580 |
Looks right to me.
Don't forget to Dinitrol the nuts and washers etc once fitted. Yes, the rears are easy... The fronts not quite so much. |
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27th Sep 2015 10:53am |
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landybear Member Since: 18 Oct 2015 Location: Tamworth & Worcester Posts: 134 |
I've just bough some Terrafirma shocks for the rear of my 2003 90 and they come with a supplement to say that on post 1994 vehicles the lower cups (fixed on the axle) should be removed. Is this normal as its doesn't feel right? 2003 Defender TD5 Hardtop (current - work in progress)
2014 Discovery 4 HSE (Current) / 2009 Discovery 3 HSE 2009 (Previous) Disco 2 Landmark 2004, 2001, 2002 (Previous) Disco 1 300tdi 1996 & V8i 1995, 200tdi 1993 (previous) Defender 110 300tdi 1993 (Previous) Range Rover Vogue 4.6 - 2001 (Previous) Freelanders TD4 (2001 3 door & 2002 5 door) Previous 90 2.5 then converted to V8i (1990), 90 2.25 then converted to v8 (1986) plus others |
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19th Dec 2015 4:09pm |
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Retroanaconda Member Since: 04 Jan 2012 Location: Scotland Posts: 2684 |
To save designing two types of shock absorbers to suit early and late vehicles some aftermarket manufacturers suggest removing the fixed cups. This, combined with the bushes/washers included with the new shocks, effectively converts the vehicle to the earlier type.
Later shocks have longer pins because the bushes are deeper. |
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19th Dec 2015 6:49pm |
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Dave T Member Since: 07 Jun 2013 Location: Glasgow Posts: 490 |
Just dragging this up again, my rear shocks are fine, its just the washers that are no use, does anyone know where I can get rear shock lower washers, as per the old set up, I have had the axle brackets replaced so no longer have captive cups. I just cant see them anywhere 2015 RRS Autobiography SDV6
1994 Def 90 300tdi |
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31st May 2017 11:43am |
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