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Old 03-30-2008, 10:08 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Walker Evans specs question

I got the walker evans coil overs and my drivers side is sticking. I am gonna have to take it apart to get it to move and when I do so I was considering put some thrust bearings I have seen on there. I don't know which to get, what is the diameter of the coil over shaft? Also has anyone heard anything good or bad about doing this? Thanks.
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Old 03-30-2008, 10:11 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Walker Evans specs question

You may be able to get the shaft diameter off of All pro's website.
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Old 03-30-2008, 10:48 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Re: Walker Evans specs question

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You may be able to get the shaft diameter off of All pro's website.
Tried that, no joy. That was my first step. Good idea though.
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Re: Walker Evans specs question

I figured you would ....PM Rockcrawler (Terry) would be my next suggestion.
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I figured you would ....PM Rockcrawler (Terry) would be my next suggestion.
Good idea, I figures I would post up something here first to see if anyone knew anything. Sometimes you get lucky that way.
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Re: Walker Evans specs question

Just Call Terry, I've never had an issue talking to him
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Re: Walker Evans specs question

APs web site says they are 5/8.
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APs web site says they are 5/8.
Terry got back to me, the shaft is 2.5" which is what most of them seem to be. Just wanted to make sure before I ordered them.
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Re: Walker Evans specs question

The shock body is 2", the coil is 2.5" - shaft diameter is 5/8". You would need to order any parts needed for a 2" shock
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