Installing Shocks Upside Down at Sandra Willis blog

Installing Shocks Upside Down. The shock has 12mm eyes on each end, so it could be mounted either way. Therefore, twin tube shock absorbers should not be mounted upside down (or on their side), with the exception of specially designed units that incorporate a gas cell (or cellular gas. Mounting the shock rod up and body down correctly positions the compression valve at the base of the damper where the internal oil reservoir is. The bilstein label on the shock body should be upright and readable when the shock is mounted on the vehicle in the correct orientation. I went to the tire center that installed them and they said. In addition, it protects the shock rod from nicks that can occur from debris on the road or trail. Removing and installing shock absorbers/suspension parts with an impact driver (also pliers on the piston rod/shock absorber tube) can damage the shock. The correct way to mount it is as. I noticed that my rear shocks appear to be mounted upside down. The exception to this rule is rancho rs7mt® shocks.

I noticed that my rear shocks appear to be mounted upside down. The shock has 12mm eyes on each end, so it could be mounted either way. Therefore, twin tube shock absorbers should not be mounted upside down (or on their side), with the exception of specially designed units that incorporate a gas cell (or cellular gas. Removing and installing shock absorbers/suspension parts with an impact driver (also pliers on the piston rod/shock absorber tube) can damage the shock. The bilstein label on the shock body should be upright and readable when the shock is mounted on the vehicle in the correct orientation. The exception to this rule is rancho rs7mt® shocks. The correct way to mount it is as. I went to the tire center that installed them and they said. In addition, it protects the shock rod from nicks that can occur from debris on the road or trail. Mounting the shock rod up and body down correctly positions the compression valve at the base of the damper where the internal oil reservoir is.

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Installing Shocks Upside Down Mounting the shock rod up and body down correctly positions the compression valve at the base of the damper where the internal oil reservoir is. The shock has 12mm eyes on each end, so it could be mounted either way. I went to the tire center that installed them and they said. The bilstein label on the shock body should be upright and readable when the shock is mounted on the vehicle in the correct orientation. Removing and installing shock absorbers/suspension parts with an impact driver (also pliers on the piston rod/shock absorber tube) can damage the shock. The correct way to mount it is as. Mounting the shock rod up and body down correctly positions the compression valve at the base of the damper where the internal oil reservoir is. The exception to this rule is rancho rs7mt® shocks. Therefore, twin tube shock absorbers should not be mounted upside down (or on their side), with the exception of specially designed units that incorporate a gas cell (or cellular gas. In addition, it protects the shock rod from nicks that can occur from debris on the road or trail. I noticed that my rear shocks appear to be mounted upside down.