I put in a set of gas shocks from Gabriel sold by Auto Zone. I don't know where
these shocks come in on the harshometer scale but was under the impression gas
shocks didn't fade like regular shocks would on washboard surfaces.
After getting Gabriels I see LMC advertising Cofap gas shocks for around the
same price. They claim that unlike some competitors they are valved 30/70 for a
softer ride. I wonder if they were referring to Gabriel?
Grant 50 3100
Advdesign1@aol.com wrote:
> << I have Monroe-matic shocks on front and back. No doubt
> they've been there for decades, so my question is what type of shocks should
> I replace them with, assuming that there is a better quality replacement
> available? >>
>
> The only thing a shock absorber can do is stiffen up a ride. since these
> trucks are stiff enough, I don't think a HD shock is any advantage. Besides,
> a HD shock will break the frame bracket.
> Bob ADler
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