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07-08-19, 17:27

Grant Bowker Grant Bowker is offline

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Originally Posted by Malcolm Towrie

What puzzles me is if you neglect the shocks because they are not effective, what happens when they'd seize up?

To my mind, there is a huge difference between a shock that is moving but not absorbing much shock and a unit that is behaving more or less as a solid steel rod (seized). As stated above, enough oil to stop it becoming solid would seem to be good.

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