Reply to "Shock absorber (coilover) recommendations, anyone?"

tschnoeckMember

Unfortunately, due to a "family emergency", I can only respond today and thank you for the numerous and helpful tips and ideas.

I will go through them all, evaluate them and then report back to you.

Tim

PS:

Roland Jaeckel had another very promising tip: since the springs of a Pantera usually don't get tired, or only very rarely, he suspects that the lower axle of the wheel carrier could be stuck. I haven't even considered this yet, so I'll check it first. That would be a relatively simple matter....

6/16/248:04 AM

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