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Re: "Generic" TR6 shocks.

To: Paul Burr <tigerpb@ids.net>
Subject: Re: "Generic" TR6 shocks.
From: Mike Mason <mmason@lindenwood.edu>
Date: Mon, 24 Nov 1997 09:51:10 -0600 (CST)
Cc: triumph club <triumphs@Autox.Team.Net>
The PO had a set of Monroe shocks in My TR6 when I got it so I thought, 
"No problem...I'll just nip down to the local parts place and have them 
look up the number and replace them!"  :-)

But the Monroe's were older and they didn't have a reference number.  I 
even called the Regional Monroe distributor and they said that, "No they 
don't have any record of those old numbers on their new-fangled computer 
system."  CAN YOU BELIEVE IT?!?  I never heard of a company that can't 
even reference their own products!!

So I put on a set of $35's that I got from Vicky Brit.  They seem to do 
fine, but I still wonder if their is a cheaper way to go.  Let me know 
what you discover.

Still bouncing...but not so badly...in my '73 TR6

Michael Mason in St. Louis





On Sun, 23 Nov 1997, Paul Burr wrote:

> Whilst pondering some TR6 improvement projects that would fit within my
> meager budget, I considered front shocks. Seems the cheapest from the
> mail order cat.'s is @ $35 each. That's seemed kinda pricey to me. Any
> one have a part number for a more "generic" replacement? I.E., is there
> a more commonly available size that fits and functions without the price
> penalty of being a special order item? A nice over the counter $10 Pep
> Boyz would do fine, until I win the lottery and get the Koni's.
> 

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