Front shock question

Todd Geisler · 11-21-2007, 12:01 PM

Take all the shocks off and then push down on the car again and see if it feels measurably different from side to side. Taking the shocks off will eliminate one variable, or say one shock being damaged or worn severely.

If the problem still exists without the shocks, then your problem still lies in either suspension bind, spings, etc. If the problem disappears with the shocks disconnected, then the issue lies in the shocks, or their mounting.

11-21-2007, 12:01 PM	#6
Todd Geisler Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 328 Likes: 64 Liked 345 Times in 149 Posts	Re: Front shock question Take all the shocks off and then push down on the car again and see if it feels measurably different from side to side. Taking the shocks off will eliminate one variable, or say one shock being damaged or worn severely. If the problem still exists without the shocks, then your problem still lies in either suspension bind, spings, etc. If the problem disappears with the shocks disconnected, then the issue lies in the shocks, or their mounting.

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