Jamie90 Active Member Mar 4, 2011 #1 Hello everyone, quick question, will 110 shock absorbers fit a 90? Thank you
Station House Well-Known Member Mar 4, 2011 #4 Don't think so Jamie - part numbers are different RTC4638 or STC291 for the 110 (depending on year). RTC4635 or STC288 for the 90 That said, I don't know how different different is!
Don't think so Jamie - part numbers are different RTC4638 or STC291 for the 110 (depending on year). RTC4635 or STC288 for the 90 That said, I don't know how different different is!
Andy Land Well-Known Member Mar 4, 2011 #6 wiltshire landyman said: im told austin allegro ones will Click to expand... Ah now that must mean that I can fit a square steering wheel off an old Allegro then? ... always thought that would be great on a Defender ... maybe wrapped in furry leopard skin
wiltshire landyman said: im told austin allegro ones will Click to expand... Ah now that must mean that I can fit a square steering wheel off an old Allegro then? ... always thought that would be great on a Defender ... maybe wrapped in furry leopard skin
khaos New Member Mar 5, 2011 #7 Jamie90 said: Hello everyone, quick question, will 110 shock absorbers fit a 90? Thank you Click to expand... I assume you mean dampers. The springs are the shock absorbers.
Jamie90 said: Hello everyone, quick question, will 110 shock absorbers fit a 90? Thank you Click to expand... I assume you mean dampers. The springs are the shock absorbers.
Langers Well-Known Member Mar 5, 2011 #8 khaos said: I assume you mean dampers. The springs are the shock absorbers. Click to expand... Sooooooo anal... everybody calls them shocks, even the companies who make the damn things... :doh:
khaos said: I assume you mean dampers. The springs are the shock absorbers. Click to expand... Sooooooo anal... everybody calls them shocks, even the companies who make the damn things... :doh:
tombardier Well-Known Member Mar 5, 2011 #10 Just be be clear, a coil spring isn't a shock absorber because it doesn't dissipate the energy put into compressing it, it'll just bounce right back.
Just be be clear, a coil spring isn't a shock absorber because it doesn't dissipate the energy put into compressing it, it'll just bounce right back.
jamesmartin Well-Known Member Mar 5, 2011 #12 you order 2 x shock absorbers for rear and see if you get springs