Subject	What are my options if I want to retain the in-car control?
Posted by	Mikester(Seattle) on June 21, 2004 at 2:37 PM
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In Reply To	How many miles are stock TT shocks typically good for? (n/m) posted by Mikester(Seattle) on June 21, 2004 at 02:29 PM
Message	I know that the OEM shocks are pretty much inferior to the other adjustables out on the market, but here in Seattle we have some pretty s#!tty roadways and I do find myself hitting the switch frequently. Are there any other shocks out there that will mate up with the shock adjusters in our TTs? If so, what are they? Also, what is the cost for stock and comparable aftermarket replacements? Thanks ------------------------- Life Is Short - Boost Hard!
Follow Ups	How many miles are stock TT shocks typically good for? (n/m) - Mikester(Seattle) 14:29:10 06/21/04 they're good for 73,897 miles and 38.5 feet. Then they break - ZEngineer (TT) 14:31:46 06/21/04 PS: Dont forget the TIME factor too - ZEngineer (TT) 14:32:48 06/21/04 40,000 miles if you believe the totally self-serving - Technomancer 15:28:50 06/21/04 What are my options if I want to retain the in-car control? - Mikester(Seattle) 14:37:16 06/21/04 If you want in-car control, - Hiratsuka0689 (NJ) 14:47:57 06/21/04 Same thing I did (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 15:13:31 06/21/04 Same here. Very please with results. (n/m) - dallaz (My name not the city) 15:15:58 06/21/04 Re: If you want in-car control, - Paul (94TTZ) 16:53:53 06/21/04 don't forget the camber kit (n/m) - robo (sebring1970) 17:17:51 06/21/04 Yup (n/m) - spicyZ 18:33:36 06/21/04 If you want in-car dampening control, TEIN makes a setup. - ND4ZPD56 15:42:56 06/21/04 I got 83K, then replaced w/stock shocks + eibach pro springs (n/m) - dpjax 19:11:38 06/21/04
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