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KYB Shocks #808578 04/28/07 03:47 AM
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Chris_J Offline OP
Body Damage is Cool
I would like to know if its just me or are the KYB Part #s for the longer shocks for the gen1s not right for the rear? The metal sleeve in the rear shocks does not fit over the rear shock mount. Fronts went in fine. What am I doing wrong? Or is the bushing from the old shock frozen on the lower mount? This is on a 4cyl truck with rear leaf springs. I'm half tempted to get some new shock mounts and have them welded on. Help please guys. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/evil.gif" alt="" />

I am planning on building the Raider up slowly this being the start. Waiting on parts to be shipped. Already have the OBA in progress.

Re: KYB Shocks [Re: Chris_J] #808579 04/28/07 03:52 AM
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sparkem Offline
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I think the longer shocks numbers are for the v6. The 4 and the 6 have different lower mounts, I think.


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Re: KYB Shocks [Re: sparkem] #808580 04/28/07 04:01 AM
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Chris_J Offline OP
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So I need v6 lower mounts or modify the ones I have? Glad I got a back up car. Gonna have to wait gonna be on the Cheseapeake till Sunday night <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />

Re: KYB Shocks [Re: Chris_J] #808581 04/28/07 04:11 AM
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sparkem Offline
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I am not 100% on that, I think. I can get a pic of v6 for you tomorrow. The v6 mounts come off of the axle tube, we only got coil sprung v6s.


I just want to tell you both good luck, and we're all counting on you.
Re: KYB Shocks [Re: sparkem] #808582 04/28/07 04:20 AM
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Which KYBs did you get? Just curious.


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Re: KYB Shocks [Re: cmonty72] #808583 04/28/07 04:56 AM
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Chris_J Offline OP
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The ones listed on the parts list. KG6402s I belive thats the front not 100% on part numbers right now. I may be able to press out the metal sleeve and slide it over the mount its pretty close in size as the sleeve bushing on the shock.

Re: KYB Shocks [Re: Chris_J] #808584 04/28/07 05:13 AM
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Also the front shocks should remain the stock size since you don't actually need longer ones with a torsion bar lift.


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Re: KYB Shocks [Re: off-roader] #808585 04/28/07 05:13 PM
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Chris_J Offline OP
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Yea.

Re: KYB Shocks [Re: Chris_J] #808586 04/30/07 03:02 AM
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Chris_J Offline OP
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Got em on. Lacking 2 nuts for the rear mounts. Should be done tomorrow night.

Re: KYB Shocks [Re: off-roader] #808587 05/07/07 01:02 PM
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Fleabag Offline
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Also the front shocks should remain the stock size since you don't actually need longer ones with a torsion bar lift.


I am noticing the front right corner of my Raider is leaning. I was hoping that I could upgrade the shocks eliminate that. But you can specify that you want longer ones for the rear?


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