Reply to "Hall Aldan Shocks"

joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

Hall did not supply them with the Aldan shocks they sold as it was assumed you would remove the ones from your OEM shocks and mount them on the Aldans. If you still have your OEM shocks then you also have the isolators

If not then someone that has a set of the non-adjustable Tecalmit (or whatever they are called) OEM shocks that are pretty much worthless. I'm sure some of the other vendors would have old shocks and hence rubber isolators lying around.

3/5/088:22 AM

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