Rebuilding QA1's

[slownbmta]

Anybody local do this or know somebody that does? Thanks

[turbostang]

Josh, I'm pretty sure they have to go back - most aftermarket places like that use proprietary tooling to assemble/disassemble thier products.

[slownbmta]

Josh, I'm pretty sure they have to go back - most aftermarket places like that use proprietary tooling to assemble/disassemble thier products.

That's what I was afraid of Even QA1 doesn't rebuild them, they tell you a place in California to send them to

[Beenfetchedlately]

You need to figure put why they are in need of a rebuild first Josh...a lot of times it's shock alignment. If not true perpendicular to the axle plane it causes abnormal wear. They sell tabs to weld on to factory locations to fix this that allows the shock to align correctly and travel like it was intended. Hope this helps

[slownbmta]

You need to figure put why they are in need of a rebuild first Josh...a lot of times it's shock alignment. If not true perpendicular to the axle plane it causes abnormal wear. They sell tabs to weld on to factory locations to fix this that allows the shock to align correctly and travel like it was intended. Hope this helps

They aren't blown out like they normally do. The knob turns forever both ways and it never changes the firmness of them either way.

So I do agree with what you're saying, but it's not the problem this time

[Beenfetchedlately]

Try to tighten the set screw on the shaft. It's a tiny hex

[greenbullitt]

Try to tighten the set screw on the shaft. It's a tiny hex

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