Lowering Shocks: current recommendations?

[DMC-81]

Hi there,

I am considering lowering shocks, and I wanted to get current recommendations. I already have the springs. I'm not interested in the setup that requires a collar to be clamped onto a regular shock.

I have read that Spax units fail prematurely. Is there any truth to this?

If anybody has DMCH performance shocks, how do you like them? Do they last? http://store.delorean.com/p-7369-per...shock-set.aspx

Does anybody have Ed Uding's shock package? http://www.delorean.eu/catalog/produ...ducts_id=99002

Any other options?


Thanks!

[chris williams]

There are also Protech ones from the UK: http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/vie...hp?f=20&t=4747 These seem very well made and there are some from Germany but I cant seem to find the link at the moment, I'm sure someone will post this for you.
Chris

[painterdave72]

I have them from Ed from about six years ago and they still perform very well..

[DMC-81]

There are also Protech ones from the UK: http://www.deloreans.co.uk/forum/vie...hp?f=20&t=4747 These seem very well made and there are some from Germany but I cant seem to find the link at the moment, I'm sure someone will post this for you.
Chris

Thanks Chris. I'll check them out.

I have them from Ed from about six years ago and they still perform very well..

Thanks for the recommendation. Are they the ones pictured with the red bushings?

I was confused by this thread: http://dmctalk.org/showthread.php?11...eu-vs-MidState as it seemed to suggest that all of the DMC affiliates now carry either the black painted Spax units, or the ones pictured on Ed's website. Does anybody know?

[drdelorean]

I got mine done at DMCCA last year, and those are the same as the ones ED in europe have..

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[DMCMW Dave]

I got mine done at DMCCA last year, and those are the same as the ones ED in europe have..

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That is the current DMCH and affiliates product.

[ed uding]

We do this shock sets for 8 years now in Europe, and stay with it.
I see to many cheap shocks set that fail a way to fast.
The ride with right springs and front lower arm supports make it a other car.

Ed
www.delorean.eu

[DMC-81]

Excellent! That clears up the shock options picture!

Thank you all.

Dana