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Thread: Air freighting gas shocks? (Paddocks)

  1. 29th November 2011, 02:07 PM #11
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    I've a photo of them loading a Ferrari onto the A380 I was about to board to Dubai. Also think how many aerosol cans (deodorant, shaving foam) there would be on any given international flight. Seems like a silly rule to me.
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  2. 29th November 2011, 03:49 PM #12
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    Nice

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    If you look closely your see the little yellow badge just back of the front wheel.


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    I just had the same reponse from Paddocks. Cant freight the gas shocks, but were happy to send a non-gas alternative.

    Doesn't help as I was after the De Carbon shocks

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  4. 30th November 2011, 12:59 PM #14
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    Try a US supplier. Both Scouse and I got our Bilsteins from the USA.
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  5. 1st December 2011, 09:52 AM #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by p38arover View Post
    Try a US supplier. Both Scouse and I got our Bilsteins from the USA.
    Cheers Ron, been looking at that option but was keen to try some of the DeCarbons that JC raves about. Haven't found anywhere in the US that stocks them yet.

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    I hope I dont have problems getting mine in from the states waiting them to come via fedex...
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    Quote Originally Posted by steveG View Post
    Cheers Ron, been looking at that option but was keen to try some of the DeCarbons that JC raves about. Haven't found anywhere in the US that stocks them yet.

    Steve
    Steve, try The Ultimate Suspension at Minto (SW ofSydney).

    They used to import de Carbon (now Delphi) and rebuild/revalve them but I suspect they may make their own mono-tube damper now and I'm pretty sure they build their own twin tube which can be re-built too.
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