Ok so i have some old tough dog adjustables, and bogged before you ask yes i did try searching!
I can vaguely remember upon purchasing my (i know poor decision) 2nd hand tough dog lift kit that there was a company in ringwood that rebuilt the 45mm bore adjustable shock. After a fun weekend of wheeling it appears that my inner shaft has unthreaded itself from the piston and i now have a shock in two halves.
seeing as how im an apprentice which is good cause for being a tight ass i was wondering if it was at all possible to rebuild them or is what i was told 3 years ago a load of bulldust and with great regret ill have to shell out for some new shocks :(
any help would be appreciated, not really after opinions of tough dog shocks, i know they leak , i bought them 3 years ago so im not interested in your view on them, just some useful information on my dilema!
thanks, Greg
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Tough Dog shocks, not your average thread
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mate i'm not 100% sure but i have never heard of it, pretty sure there throw away, there great shcoks but dear :(cooki_monsta wrote:Ok so i have some old tough dog adjustables, and bogged before you ask yes i did try searching!
I can vaguely remember upon purchasing my (i know poor decision) 2nd hand tough dog lift kit that there was a company in ringwood that rebuilt the 45mm bore adjustable shock. After a fun weekend of wheeling it appears that my inner shaft has unthreaded itself from the piston and i now have a shock in two halves.
seeing as how im an apprentice which is good cause for being a tight ass i was wondering if it was at all possible to rebuild them or is what i was told 3 years ago a load of bulldust and with great regret ill have to shell out for some new shocks :(
any help would be appreciated, not really after opinions of tough dog shocks, i know they leak , i bought them 3 years ago so im not interested in your view on them, just some useful information on my dilema!
thanks, Greg
Re: Tough Dog shocks, not your average thread
Go check the rodeo in the members thread with the live conversion an about 40k spent on it... hes an apprenticecooki_monsta wrote:seeing as how im an apprentice which is good cause for being a tight ass
They sold out the business to All about steering and Suspension in Moss St, Slacks Creek. However they are not cheap, it would cost you more then a new shock if it were possible. It is only worth reconditioning expensive shocks.SilverBulletBM wrote:You could always try these guys, but it might be not worth the $
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Agree with just replacing it but if you are really keen on getting it repaired you can also try W&W Shock Absorbers on the northside too, pretty reasonably priced and they do good work.
http://www.wwshockabsorbers.com.au/
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