G max shocks
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G max shocks
Hi all i need to replcae my shocks as they have had it but i dont know wether to go standard or use my g max that i've had in the shed for ages.
any views
Cheers
Andy
any views
Cheers
Andy
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Ah the old arguement starts again
Personally if there was'nt any issues with the standard setup then i would go for that again but if really need be you could use the Geemax as you have them already so it would save you a few quid!
Matt
Personally if there was'nt any issues with the standard setup then i would go for that again but if really need be you could use the Geemax as you have them already so it would save you a few quid!
Matt
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Right... I've had g-max on my fiesta and they are SHOCKING
I will post some pictures comparing My Bilsteins and my G-Max.
They are poor quality and flex even though they claim to have a three year warranty.
I will post some pictures comparing My Bilsteins and my G-Max.
They are poor quality and flex even though they claim to have a three year warranty.
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Hey,
i had gmax full set up on my Si and I thought it was really good.
Ok I didn't have anything else apart from just springs to compare it with, but I was really happy with them
And if they're in your garage...why the hell not!
i had gmax full set up on my Si and I thought it was really good.
Ok I didn't have anything else apart from just springs to compare it with, but I was really happy with them
And if they're in your garage...why the hell not!
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I've seen some the down right dangerous manufacturing faults with these shocks. Some people on here do say that have had no problems but I would expect the majority of people would recommend against them. If you've got decent lowering springs at around 25-35mm use those with some standard shocks. It's the best setup I've found, personally I find Bilsteins a bit too hard.
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Cheap shoddy rubbish that's iffy verging on the downright dangerous. Wouldn't even recomend them to somebody I didn't like
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