Thread: is someon using dual rear shocks in his 110?

Originally Posted by PAT303

I've had Koni,Billies,Armstrong,Boge,Sachs,Tough dog and OME.I want to try a different brand. Pat

Armada Extremes, distributed by superior engineering.

Originally Posted by Steve223

thanks a lot for the input and especially for the ultimate suspension recommendation this guys are great. they took over 1h to examine, measure, weight and test drive the car. quite a few things wrong with current setup so out goes the TF crap and US springs and shocks in + heavy duty custom sway bars and Bailey Morris extrem double cardan prop shaft and then they will also engineer the lot

Carefull with the Bailey Morris extreme DC propshaft, I could well be wrong, but I believe this the unit that some have had issues with and they (Bailey Morris) will not cover it or back up problems. I even think it is NOT for road use??

Tom Woods is the go. Best value for money DC propshaft and totally rebuildable.

I have seen others that require adapter flange added and cost more but dont seem as good. Have to wonder why?

Originally Posted by uninformed

Carefull with the Bailey Morris extreme DC propshaft, I could well be wrong, but I believe this the unit that some have had issues with and they (Bailey Morris) will not cover it or back up problems. I even think it is NOT for road use??

Tom Woods is the go. Best value for money DC propshaft and totally rebuildable.

I have seen others that require adapter flange added and cost more but dont seem as good. Have to wonder why?

hm a quick google search did not reveal any issues and as I would buy trough Ultimate Suspension they would be responsible for the warranty.

Both Chook73 and I both had Bailey Morris Extreme DC shafts, Chooks fell apart after about 10,000k's mine after 7,000k's. Luckily the vibrations alerted us to the distruction of the DC joint before a catastrophic failure.

Mine was a Cohen, Cape York. Very inconvienant.

We were lucky and got a refund, but BM stated that they were never intended for high speed use.

Seriously go for a custom made shaft or a a Tom Woods.

Originally Posted by Drover

Both Chook73 and I both had Bailey Morris Extreme DC shafts, Chooks fell apart after about 10,000k's mine after 7,000k's. Luckily the vibrations alerted us to the distruction of the DC joint before a catastrophic failure.

Mine was a Cohen, Cape York. Very inconvienant.

We were lucky and got a refund, but BM stated that they were never intended for high speed use.

Seriously go for a custom made shaft or a a Tom Woods.

Ok, thanks a lot

Originally Posted by Drover

Seriously go for a custom made shaft or a a Tom Woods.

I can vouch for Tom Wood, he is fantastic to deal with, can't say enough about his service, he goes above and beyond and his shafts are fully serviceable.

Originally Posted by rick130

I can vouch for Tom Wood, he is fantastic to deal with, can't say enough about his service, he goes above and beyond and his shafts are fully serviceable.

I emailed him yesterday for prices and shipping so will go with TW

You won't be disappointed