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If you replace with sport struts, you should use sport springs as well.

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If you replace with sport struts, you should use sport springs as well.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

normally a lurker first time poster. so i bought my '99 C2 back in January and have been fixing a few of the problems with it when i came across an interesting find im hoping someone can help we with. while changing out the brakes and rotors i found these for my front shocks. so can anyone tell me what shocks those are? im pretty sure the springs are stock along with the rear shocks and springs. also some pictures of my not so new but still kind of new C2

POST 2Original post

http://www.eshocks.com/bil_Ind.asp?VC=7Q60&SubChar=Q According to Pelican Parts, it's one of the OEM shock sizes - I believe for non-PASM-equipped cars. Think it's a direct replacement part (i.e. not an upgraded item). If the shocks you pictured are shot, the PSS10 coilovers are a decent upgrade (I like 'em).

POST 3Original post

Great looking car! I like the interior exterior color combo.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

ok thanks for the info. must have been replacement for the original set in the car. wasn't sure what they were since they were not plain black like the rear shocks were.

POST 5Original post

It,s the aftermarket version of the oem shock The valving is probably similar to the m030 optional sport suspension. The hd version is valved the same but about 1/2 in longer shaft for longer US springs than the sport ones (only a part number will tell for sure). The aftermarket ones are also rebuildable where the factory Bilsteins are swaged and not rebuildable.

POST 6Original post

MMNuke - Welcome and nice looking car you have there. And, based on your location and username, I'm going to go out on a limb and say thanks for your service.

POST 7Original post

Congrats! I was an ELT on a SSBN in Bangor back in the 90's. I had a 928S and when I sold it, I regretted it every day until I bought my current 996. Enjoy it and never let it go!

POST 9Original post

According to this site http://www.shockwarehouse.com/site/p...lstein-Porsche Those are B8 "sport" struts, which are shorter than the stock units. Unfortunately, it looks like the p.o. kept the original springs (all I can see is one white dot...). I'm not sure why this would be done, as it's clearly a mismatch, and wouldn't help in the handling dept. If you replace with sport struts, you should use sport springs as well. Good Luck

POST 10Original post

I was an electrician on the USS GW Carver, SSBN-656, was in from 85 to 91.

POST 11Original post

Hmm, lots of bubbleheads around here. I'm surprised Master Chief kromdom hasn't chimed in.

POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

nice to see some other navy around here but im just a surface target here. CVN 73 been aboard since '13

POST 13Original post

<img src=http://c69011.r11.cf3.rackcdn.com/91946f736c674fae9f470580375a93d2-576x0.jpg>

POST 14Original post

Also ex Navy. Riverine patrol Tan My/Hue 68/69

POST 16Original post

Quotes source post: 13155313

Of course, the "retirement" wasn't entirely voluntary, when that missile took out the local Starbucks.

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