airboss
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I have a 2010 Vector with the adjustable Rear Mono Shock (dial on side of the tunnel). The shock is blown, and the mechanic, who removed it, says he doesn't think it's rebuildable. Does anyone know for sure if these OEM rear shocks are in fact rebuildable? Also, if I need to find a used shock as a replacement, would I be correct in assuming that 2006 to 2010 Vector or Apex shocks, as long as they are the RA type, would all be the same? I am open of other suggestions, if anyone has any. Thanks in advance !!
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Nobody else has replied so far so I'll sugegst that you contact Travis at www.barnofparts.com for complete info including a possible replacement.
I'm pretty dang sure those shocks are rebuildable though.
I'm pretty dang sure those shocks are rebuildable though.
Its rebuildable
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They are rebuildable, I have a spare if your interested in buying.
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Thank you everyone for your replies, especially the ones confirming that the Shock was rebuildable. My service provider initially did not think it was rebuildable, but I was able to track down a specialty shop (close by) who does this, and after speaking with him, he certainly knows his stuff. So it is being rebuilt, and the cost... only $125, which is way cheaper than buying a new one at the retail cost of $1,000.
