Blown shock
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Tuned
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From: Evergreen Colorado
Blown shock
Newbie here.
Ive got an 02 f350 with a Donahoe Racing dual stearing stabilizer that was pulling hard to the right so I took it in for an allignment.
Firestone says I need Balljoints. Th lower right was very loose.
Took it to another, more trusted shop and they say the allignment is cool and balljoints are fine but one of my stabilizer shocks is blown causing it to pull.
Could this be right?
The stabilizer shocks only have about 10,000 miles on them.
Ive got an 02 f350 with a Donahoe Racing dual stearing stabilizer that was pulling hard to the right so I took it in for an allignment.
Firestone says I need Balljoints. Th lower right was very loose.
Took it to another, more trusted shop and they say the allignment is cool and balljoints are fine but one of my stabilizer shocks is blown causing it to pull.
Could this be right?
The stabilizer shocks only have about 10,000 miles on them.
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Tuned
Joined: Dec 2008
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From: Evergreen Colorado
Thanx
Ill disconnect and see if she pulls.
The stabilizer shocks have a lifetime warrantee but the shop I got them from is out of state and Ill have to send them in for replacement.
Can I drive without the stabilizers installed for an extended amount of time?
Will it handle really bad?
Ill disconnect and see if she pulls.
The stabilizer shocks have a lifetime warrantee but the shop I got them from is out of state and Ill have to send them in for replacement.
Can I drive without the stabilizers installed for an extended amount of time?
Will it handle really bad?
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