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commodore

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v plate ekite suspension problem....
« on: 20 September 2009, 23:41:09 »

greetings everyone.went to tescos today,once shopping done came back out and found my nsr suspension is leaking fluid....how easy is this to replace as its a v plate 3.0 elite with the self levelling suspension.im handy with the ole spanners but never touched an imega as yet....this is obv gonna change.lol.
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Re: v plate ekite suspension problem....
« Reply #1 on: 20 September 2009, 23:55:41 »

The shocks on the rear are easy to replace, its the front that starts to make things interesting :y
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Re: v plate ekite suspension problem....
« Reply #2 on: 21 September 2009, 00:01:39 »

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greetings everyone.went to tescos today,once shopping done came back out and found my nsr suspension is leaking fluid....how easy is this to replace as its a v plate 3.0 elite with the self levelling suspension.im handy with the ole spanners but never touched an imega as yet....this is obv gonna change.lol.

Self level shocks failed. Oil leaking out will mean no damping, wheels bouncing off bumps and not keeping contact with the road. You may notice the back banging.

Very simple job to replace but they aint cheap. 300 retail, or 150 with a trade club card. See link at the bottom of my post for the card. Only VX make them, or you can just fit normal shocks and pull the self level fuse. Depends if you carry much weight and need the self level option. Hth
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Re: v plate elite suspension problem....
« Reply #3 on: 21 September 2009, 14:56:21 »

hmm...hasnt bottomed out or made any noises as yet...not really fussed by the self levelling,was toying with the thought of better suspension anywhos.any reccomendations and/or anyone selling any uprated shockers and springs???
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Re: v plate elite suspension problem....
« Reply #4 on: 21 September 2009, 15:04:41 »

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hmm...hasnt bottomed out or made any noises as yet...not really fussed by the self levelling,was toying with the thought of better suspension anywhos.any recommendations and/or anyone selling any uprated shockers and springs???

Uprated with standard hight or lowered ? Standard set up or coil overs?
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Re: v plate ekite suspension problem....
« Reply #5 on: 21 September 2009, 15:32:01 »

thinking lowered and uprated susp but not as hard as my rs turbo.lol.got to be able to carry a baby in it,hence why i bought it.dont want to pay the earth for the stuff though as its gonna be sold next august when i emigrate....
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Re: v plate ekite suspension problem....
« Reply #6 on: 21 September 2009, 15:48:40 »

if that's the case Ebay your best bet.Mine cost about £700 to uprate and lower but then again i wont buy the cheap stuff.The trouble is as soon as you say lowered  the cheap spring are always rock hard .before buying any ask what the spring rates are.Standard Monroes shocks are about £35 -£45 per pair.If you do the front and back you will need to get them set properly or your tyres will wear out within a few hundred miles.
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