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  1. 31st July 2008, 07:18 PM #11
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    thanks fellas..
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    I fitted Donaldson shocks after a fair bit of digging around. From talking to Justin and others it seemed they were a combination of Bilstein and De Carbon.

    I have been very happy with them. Not that they have seen extreme conditions like hours of travelling on corregations.

    They are a big diameter shock compared to what was fitted.

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    Quote Originally Posted by justinc View Post
    Hi Dave,
    I have fitted plenty of Billies to 110's, I use B46-0243 front, and B46-0253 rears. The 130 and the 110 hardtop will however top these rears out when unladen, and the longer shock is preferred for these two on the rear. Had no issues with the 110 defender wagons. BUT, this is all with standard springs...

    JC
    I've got the same ('85 County) but want to go a little longer on the rear. I've been thinking the modified B46-1477 Billies mentioned in this thread http://www.aulro.com/afvb/technical-...r-110-a-2.html

    Anyone know how hard they are to mod to suit a Landy? Prices on the web of US$71 each excl shipping ex USA seem quite attractive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by justinc View Post
    Hi Dave,
    I have fitted plenty of Billies to 110's, I use B46-0243 front, and B46-0253 rears.
    can you tell me what the suffix M0 or H0 mean ?
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  5. 1st August 2008, 09:22 PM #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by incisor View Post
    can you tell me what the suffix MO or HO mean ?
    No, but I can find out Monday, I have to order a set for a D2.

    Can you give me an example of the rest of the part number you saw with these suffix's?

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    Quote Originally Posted by justinc View Post
    No, but I can find out Monday, I have to order a set for a D2.

    Can you give me an example of the rest of the part number you saw with these suffix's?

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    Bilstein Heavy Duty Shock Absorber F4-B46-0253-M0 | Truckspring.com

    the ones i just got from MR have the -H0 suffix
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    Dave,
    They are a LOT cheaper than I can buy them from in this country

    I've Emailed them for a quote to supply several sets...

    Thanks for the link, and I'll enquire about the suffix tomorrow!

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    Dave,

    HO and MO etc are suffixes to note any minor EXTERNAL changes to the shock, like dust covers, pin / bush mods, different bump stop etc.

    Nothing to be concerned about, valving etc is all the same.

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    Dave - I have the HD (lifted) kings as mentioned, and billies. 95% happy. The only issue is when I am offroad, the front end feels a bit slow to extend when I am going over dropoffs or similar (i.e. one wheel at a time). Not 100% sure if it is the damping being too high, or the spring/shock just bottoming out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by justinc View Post
    Dave,

    HO and MO etc are suffixes to note any minor EXTERNAL changes to the shock, like dust covers, pin / bush mods, different bump stop etc.

    Nothing to be concerned about, valving etc is all the same.

    JC
    cool...

    thanks for the info....
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