Just a thought and it may or may not be able to be done with those but maybe check into getting them recharged if they are oil filled. It's been a long time but somewhere back in time I remember reading or hearing about something like that with old shocks like Girlings and such.
Fury shocks?
Anyone know of a decent replacement shock that will fit in place of the originals on a fury girder front end? The ones on mine still look great, but they have no resistance in either direction, I figure it will make for a really bouncy front end
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Most shocks can be rebuilt . Even non-rebuildables . Take a set of measurements off them and post those up . Odds are they are a standard type off something else also .
I don't have them handy, but if i remember correctly they are about 13 inches long. They are aluminum with the treads for the coil spring keepers cast into the lower body of the shock
Send em to works performance...
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