demingboy
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So I installed some air shocks on the rear of my 1959 edsel. They worked one day.
Monroe shocks should have been ok. Held air till I drove car about 100 miles.
Now they will not take any air at all. I checked air flow to lines at shock connection,got it ok there. No pinched lines.
I am thinking that the angle of the shock from bottom of mount to top is at such of an angle that the seals blew. Its like 40 degrees. Seems like the straighter they mount the better off I would be.
So my question is does anybody have an idea what might be a better way to raise the rear end a little? I do not want to just change shackle mount as I think it weakens spring.
If I could raise it I coud just put on gas shocks I guess.
So I installed some air shocks on the rear of my 1959 edsel. They worked one day.
Monroe shocks should have been ok. Held air till I drove car about 100 miles.
Now they will not take any air at all. I checked air flow to lines at shock connection,got it ok there. No pinched lines.
I am thinking that the angle of the shock from bottom of mount to top is at such of an angle that the seals blew. Its like 40 degrees. Seems like the straighter they mount the better off I would be.
So my question is does anybody have an idea what might be a better way to raise the rear end a little? I do not want to just change shackle mount as I think it weakens spring.
If I could raise it I coud just put on gas shocks I guess.