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Was in Prineville, Oregon all week. Just got home after the drive from hell to find my new Lansdown dampener kit on the doorstep. Made my day. Thanks John!
thanks J.R.B.!
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Chris thats good news!caddy chris said:
Posting parcels to the states can be a little nerve wracking, Hope you enjoy the product.
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John
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john robert bould said:
How long did it take?
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How long did it take?[/quote]
The drive from prineville? About 12 hours?
jk.
Placed the order the first week of February. So, about 8 weeks. That's what I expected.
John, I plan to replace all components with new, do you recommend stock or progressive springs with your dampeners?
The drive from prineville? About 12 hours?
jk.Placed the order the first week of February. So, about 8 weeks. That's what I expected.
John, I plan to replace all components with new, do you recommend stock or progressive springs with your dampeners?
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caddy chris said:The drive from prineville? About 12 hours?
Placed the order the first week of February. So, about 8 weeks. That's what I expected.
John, I plan to replace all components with new, do you recommend stock or progressive springs with your dampeners?
Actually I was wondering what the transit time was. I keep hearing that shipping is taking longer that expected.
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pvisseriii is right. stock springs.pvisseriii said:
As the kit will control the compression, the springs are under control via hydraulic resistance you deceide how much.
Regards John
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Excellent. Thanks!
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