I'm pulling the plug on the Vigor
yeah how would u be able to sell it with all the "problems"
that sucks. you cant find shocks anywhere?? thats hogwash. but i guess you've tried so
hnoes:
that sucks. you cant find shocks anywhere?? thats hogwash. but i guess you've tried so
hnoes:
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2016 BMW 340i M-Sport / 2013 Chevrolet Volt / 1999 Subaru Impreza RS EJ205
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Integra Forum Moderator
2016 BMW 340i M-Sport / 2013 Chevrolet Volt / 1999 Subaru Impreza RS EJ205
Car was made 1992-1994, 30,000 produced. Not exactly a wave of companies waiting to dump R&D into a product like that.
don't shocks = struts?
h:
regardless, not too many of the 5spd vigors. my buddy has one that has 5spd. he looked for almost a year, 99% of them are auto.
I'd keep the car and keep fixing it up. they're hot.
plus, you got a good thing going as it is. why give up :dunno:
h:regardless, not too many of the 5spd vigors. my buddy has one that has 5spd. he looked for almost a year, 99% of them are auto.
I'd keep the car and keep fixing it up. they're hot.
plus, you got a good thing going as it is. why give up :dunno:
Shocks and struts are similar in that they both damp (slow down) the vehicles motion. The key difference of a strut vs. a shock is that a shock only controls the cars motion while a strut is a locating member of the suspension. What this means is that if you remove a shock the spindle or axle will still be completely attached to the vehicle. If you remove a strut the spindle or axle will be able to move outside of its normal motion. Shocks and struts may or may not have a spring mounted to them either. It is often assumed that any damper with a spring is a strut, this is not the case. [/google]


