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Are Ridex Shock Absorbers Good. highly resistant to tearing and damage from flying stones and other road debris. For the easier to access parts, i went with ridex.more out of curiosity, but also. ridex parts are more than likely made in china or eastern europe. Ive read many posts on. Tried a tensioner pulley from. due to excessive noise from my rear shocks over poor road service at low speed, i’m thinking of changing them. many folks wonder as to which brands (oem and aftermarket) are good quality and are worthy of purchasing. ridex, very cheap and in my experience bad. I did a bit of digging and i think ridex branded. Absorption properties compliant with oe specifications. Lowest cost option on autodoc/car parts.com. i bought a ridex expansion tank which did fit perfectly fine (compared to one from febi which gave me problems with fitting the sensor). i ordered the parts needed. Check out what 1,551 people have written so far, and share your.

For the easier to access parts, i went with ridex.more out of curiosity, but also. Check out what 1,551 people have written so far, and share your. ridex parts are more than likely made in china or eastern europe. due to excessive noise from my rear shocks over poor road service at low speed, i’m thinking of changing them. Tried a tensioner pulley from. Ive read many posts on. many folks wonder as to which brands (oem and aftermarket) are good quality and are worthy of purchasing. I did a bit of digging and i think ridex branded. ridex, very cheap and in my experience bad. Absorption properties compliant with oe specifications.

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Are Ridex Shock Absorbers Good due to excessive noise from my rear shocks over poor road service at low speed, i’m thinking of changing them. Check out what 1,551 people have written so far, and share your. highly resistant to tearing and damage from flying stones and other road debris. Lowest cost option on autodoc/car parts.com. i bought a ridex expansion tank which did fit perfectly fine (compared to one from febi which gave me problems with fitting the sensor). ridex parts are more than likely made in china or eastern europe. I did a bit of digging and i think ridex branded. Tried a tensioner pulley from. i ordered the parts needed. For the easier to access parts, i went with ridex.more out of curiosity, but also. ridex, very cheap and in my experience bad. Absorption properties compliant with oe specifications. many folks wonder as to which brands (oem and aftermarket) are good quality and are worthy of purchasing. due to excessive noise from my rear shocks over poor road service at low speed, i’m thinking of changing them. Ive read many posts on.