Has anyone try to put pajero shocks on feroza (on the back of feroza)?
I tryed yesterday and feroza is now a litle bit higher on the back, but not that much that i wanted.
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pajero shocks
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pajero shocks
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Why ?
There's no shortage of Feroza shocks ranging from cheap through to Bilsteins ( excellent.... ). The vehicles aren't the same mass, spring rate etc etc - so why would you bother ?
Selecting a damper is far more than just pins/eyes and lengths.
Getting the rear wrong will make for a very unpleasant time on corrugated roads.
There's no shortage of Feroza shocks ranging from cheap through to Bilsteins ( excellent.... ). The vehicles aren't the same mass, spring rate etc etc - so why would you bother ?
Selecting a damper is far more than just pins/eyes and lengths.
Getting the rear wrong will make for a very unpleasant time on corrugated roads.
( usual disclaimers )
It seemed like a much better idea when I started it than it does now.
It seemed like a much better idea when I started it than it does now.
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