1/4 Throttle
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hey ya'll i need to get the 1970 stock golf cart shock off my rhino.i live in virginia. and i know you can spend big $$ on shocks.anybody have any input on what shocks work well for the woods with out spending a small fortune. 08 RHINO 700 1" SPACERS FRT 1.5 SPACERS REAR EXHAUST POWER TIP. SO FAR. thanks dan
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Founding Ninja
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Yuma
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You could prolly find some shocks off a sport model? Seems like that would be the cheapest way. Also look at some sites and see what you can find for used WERS or Bilsteins. Maybe Craigslist or RaceDezert.
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Shocks are one of those things that "you get what you pay for"...
Sport shocks are good..... WERS, Billsteins or Afcos are the best performing shocks for a stock Rhino. The Afcos are the best priced out of those 3. I would get a set of Afco's from Steve over at Makin Trax.
The stock shocks are at one end and the Afco's are at the other end... the sport shocks fall right about in the middle.
Sport shocks are good..... WERS, Billsteins or Afcos are the best performing shocks for a stock Rhino. The Afcos are the best priced out of those 3. I would get a set of Afco's from Steve over at Makin Trax.
The stock shocks are at one end and the Afco's are at the other end... the sport shocks fall right about in the middle.
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1/4 Throttle
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: stafford va.
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thanks mike i'm going to take your advice on the aftermarkets most people want alot for sport shocks anyway.add a couple hundred dollars and get the real deal.will be my next purchase.
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Join Date: Jun 2008
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Ditto what Mike F said. You're on the right track...Stick with the three shock brands mentioned above. They are PROVEN to work really well.
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1/4 Throttle
Join Date: Jan 2009
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well any info on bilsteine or progressive shocks.
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i run the wers on my LT kit and LOVE them. I keep reading that the Afcos work the same and are cheaper!
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