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Old 05-03-2019, 09:41 AM   #241
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Hi Brett,

Are you able to confirm the price for a full set of your coilovers for a BF sedan?

Are they regularly in stock or would I have to pre-order?

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Hey Sly_ba,
We normally keep quite good stock of the BA dampers for the sedan, but stock goes out the door daily.
The fully adjustable kit is $2200 plus delivery, depending on your location. Any other questions, feel free to ask mate.

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Old 17-08-2019, 08:21 AM   #242
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I fitted a set of XYZ coilovers front & rear on my BA.
Not impressed with them at all, they may be OK for track work but no matter what you read or hear they are not designed for rough Aussie streets. They bottom out on a regular basis even with the dampeners adjusted to their stiffest setting. The bearings in the top front strut mounts are absolute cheap rubbish and dry as a bone when you open the box. If you get XYZ, then make sure you grease the top bearings a little before you install, and even then they are still rough & clunk occasionally. Your probably better off getting them replaced with a decent Japanese brand bearing before you do the install, I wish I had done this.

If you want a little height then don't choose XYZ because they are only designed to drop your Falcon on its guts. Even when they are adjusted to their maximum limit in height they are still too low. The rears are almost useless on a BA and because they are designed to sit so low they either constantly ride on the bump stops or as in my case they sit about 10 mm off them. When you hit a bump the the suspension hits the bump stops and then roughly throws the car back up again. To get around this you have to have the adjustable spring perch extended to its limit & the shocks set at maximum stiffness. But then the ride is just so dam harsh that it's not an enjoyable experience at all. Must be a horrible ride when they are set real low on a Falcon.

Many think the the rear bump stops in a falcon are just there to stop bottoming out but they are designed to be part of the suspension and act as an addition to the springs so it is hard to get around this. Some cut them or get shortened ones but they need to be left how they are. Change them in any way and you will have lots of trouble & go through the rear bushes in twice the time.

Spend some extra money and get Tein, Bilstein or Koni, & you'll be glad you did because they can be set at a realistic height. Plus all of these three brands can be rebuilt quickly & easily, but you try getting XYZ's fully rebuilt in AUS. I'm not talking about just getting a clean & an oil refill ( you can do that yourself), I mean to replace seals , valves & everything. I wish you luck because if you do find someone with the parts it probably won't be close by, so you can expect some down time.
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Old 17-08-2019, 07:07 PM   #243
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Hi all, I'd like to lower the fg a bit and make it handle in bumpy corners better.
These coil over kits look better than just putting springs in at different length.
Must be a list of **** ones to the best ones somewhere?

Also im a bit confused as some of the standard travel limits 'end points' are due to shock length, so if the lowerd spring setup/standard shock length bottoms out all ball joints still only travel the same as intended from factory.... but if we lower the car with adjustable coil overs, by moving the lower mount up the body of the shock and the shock shaft can still travel full stroke the ball joints will travel higher than normal before bottom out?? If so can this cause ball joint damage?
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Old 19-08-2019, 04:10 PM   #244
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I fitted a set of XYZ coilovers front & rear on my BA.
Not impressed with them at all, they may be OK for track work but no matter what you read or hear they are not designed for rough Aussie streets. They bottom out on a regular basis even with the dampeners adjusted to their stiffest setting. The bearings in the top front strut mounts are absolute cheap rubbish and dry as a bone when you open the box. If you get XYZ, then make sure you grease the top bearings a little before you install, and even then they are still rough & clunk occasionally. Your probably better off getting them replaced with a decent Japanese brand bearing before you do the install, I wish I had done this.

If you want a little height then don't choose XYZ because they are only designed to drop your Falcon on its guts. Even when they are adjusted to their maximum limit in height they are still too low. The rears are almost useless on a BA and because they are designed to sit so low they either constantly ride on the bump stops or as in my case they sit about 10 mm off them. When you hit a bump the the suspension hits the bump stops and then roughly throws the car back up again. To get around this you have to have the adjustable spring perch extended to its limit & the shocks set at maximum stiffness. But then the ride is just so dam harsh that it's not an enjoyable experience at all. Must be a horrible ride when they are set real low on a Falcon.

Many think the the rear bump stops in a falcon are just there to stop bottoming out but they are designed to be part of the suspension and act as an addition to the springs so it is hard to get around this. Some cut them or get shortened ones but they need to be left how they are. Change them in any way and you will have lots of trouble & go through the rear bushes in twice the time.

Spend some extra money and get Tein, Bilstein or Koni, & you'll be glad you did because they can be set at a realistic height. Plus all of these three brands can be rebuilt quickly & easily, but you try getting XYZ's fully rebuilt in AUS. I'm not talking about just getting a clean & an oil refill ( you can do that yourself), I mean to replace seals , valves & everything. I wish you luck because if you do find someone with the parts it probably won't be close by, so you can expect some down time.
Hey BongoKongo,

We have now replaced many XYZ dampers as the travel is just so short. Just a note about the top bearing, If you grease the bearing, it will atract alot of dust and will damage the bearing over time as the grit will get inside the bearing. Our bearings are teflon lined with very high brake away, so no grease required.
We also offer full service and now starting to get the Shockworks Ford dampers back after 100,000Km's and still in great condition. We charge $120 per damper for a full rebuild. We have also introduced our new adjustment system into the Ford dampers, which almost doubles the previous adjustment range and can be updated with exsiting dampers from years ago.
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Hey BongoKongo,

We have now replaced many XYZ dampers as the travel is just so short. Just a note about the top bearing, If you grease the bearing, it will atract alot of dust and will damage the bearing over time as the grit will get inside the bearing. Our bearings are teflon lined with very high brake away, so no grease required.
We also offer full service and now starting to get the Shockworks Ford dampers back after 100,000Km's and still in great condition. We charge $120 per damper for a full rebuild. We have also introduced our new adjustment system into the Ford dampers, which almost doubles the previous adjustment range and can be updated with exsiting dampers from years ago.
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Old 19-08-2019, 04:23 PM   #246
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Unfortunatley not. I wish we had a dealer In NZ mate:-(
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Old 20-08-2019, 06:41 PM   #247
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We have now replaced many XYZ dampers as the travel is just so short. Just a note about the top bearing, If you grease the bearing, it will atract alot of dust and will damage the bearing over time as the grit will get inside the bearing. Our bearings are teflon lined with very high brake away, so no grease required.
After owning a set I can understand why you would be replacing many XYZ's.
Also I understand about the dirt in the bearings caused by greasing, but I'm OK with that because soon as these give up the Ghost they are going in the bin. The quicker they wear out the better. I have both front & rears set at their maximum height and almost maximum stiffness on the dampers. If I set them any other way I bottom out on anything bigger than a tennis ball.

I really like the feel of Tein, but I will give you a call when that time arises & see what you can do for me concerning replacements.
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Old 21-08-2019, 09:47 AM   #248
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After owning a set I can understand why you would be replacing many XYZ's.
Also I understand about the dirt in the bearings caused by greasing, but I'm OK with that because soon as these give up the Ghost they are going in the bin. The quicker they wear out the better. I have both front & rears set at their maximum height and almost maximum stiffness on the dampers. If I set them any other way I bottom out on anything bigger than a tennis ball.

I really like the feel of Tein, but I will give you a call when that time arises & see what you can do for me concerning replacements.
Hey BongoKongo,
Look forward to hearing from you and if in Melbourne, can take you for a drive in our Ford test car mate:-)
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Old 22-08-2019, 12:15 PM   #249
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Brett any updates for anyone who can update or service the Shockworks up here in Brisbane? Mine has ticked over 100,000km's and would be keen on a service or update with the damper adjustments if you have someone.
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Brett any updates for anyone who can update or service the Shockworks up here in Brisbane? Mine has ticked over 100,000km's and would be keen on a service or update with the damper adjustments if you have someone.
Hey Marcyeo,
At this stage we are the only people who can service the dampers, as we are only now starting to get dampers back for service after 100,000Km's. We would need to fit out a place with all the gassing gear and parts as well as months of training, so can't be justified at the moment mate.
We have to perform some precision machining as well to modify the rods to suit the new adjustment system, so we much prefer to keep this in house for quality reasons.
We can have serviced dampers turned around in 2 days though:-)
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Hello Brett,

My Shockworks coilovers for the BA XR6T have done over 100,000Km's now and going to get the service done soon. A question does the service include the replacement of the rear upper shock bush and the rubber ring bit at the top of the rear spring seat too?

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Old 16-12-2019, 10:05 AM   #252
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My Shockworks coilovers for the BA XR6T have done over 100,000Km's now and going to get the service done soon. A question does the service include the replacement of the rear upper shock bush and the rubber ring bit at the top of the rear spring seat too?

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Hey Baboon,

WOW that was quick!! We are only now getting dampers back for service and most doing around 80-100,000kms. The service includes replacing all the internal seals and also updating the dampers to the latest tuning we have done if you wish.
The shock bushes are not included in the service and are around the $40 mark to replace both of them, but I will have to check if we have any of the top bushes in stock as we don't replace them much.
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Hey Baboon,

WOW that was quick!! We are only now getting dampers back for service and most doing around 80-100,000kms. The service includes replacing all the internal seals and also updating the dampers to the latest tuning we have done if you wish.
The shock bushes are not included in the service and are around the $40 mark to replace both of them, but I will have to check if we have any of the top bushes in stock as we don't replace them much.
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Thanks Brett, cant get enough of these things so I drive lots!

Will keep in touch early 2020 and get these out to you for a refresh and update to the latest tuning.
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Old 23-12-2019, 10:57 PM   #254
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Hey Brett,

I’m very interested in your coilovers for my FGX XR8. I live in Victoria, so I will happily travel to you. Can you supply me a quote?
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Old 06-01-2020, 09:52 AM   #255
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I’m very interested in your coilovers for my FGX XR8. I live in Victoria, so I will happily travel to you. Can you supply me a quote?
Hey WyldOne,

Our fully adjustable FGX damper kits are $2200. We now have new stock with our latest coating and tuning. All welds are now tig as well , so look very nice:-)
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Our fully adjustable FGX damper kits are $2200. We now have new stock with our latest coating and tuning. All welds are now tig as well , so look very nice:-)
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My FG F6 is about to hit 100,000 and I've had Shockworks coilovers on it since 5000km (2014). They've performed perfectly on both street and track. I've recently been getting a bit of creaking at the front end, not sure where from but I was thinking it's probably time to get the dampers looked at anyway. Just reading the last few posts here about having to send back to base for the service - what's the cost all up for this, including the tuning changes? What exactly does the new damper tune address?
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This is how they are boxed. Packed very well - double boxed, foam covered. Great start.




Looks too good to fit.


All fitted and with just a limited test around the block, the car feels great.
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Thought I post this video here of Chris showing whats inside the Shockworks shock absorber and how it works. Very good video, go Shockworks!

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Thought I post this video here of Chris showing whats inside the Shockworks shock absorber and how it works. Very good video, go Shockworks!

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Hey Guys,

Since we started the company in 2011, all I have had Chris do is work on the dampers and tune. I have passed on everything I learned over the 20 years of tuning dampers and he has now he own ideas about valving that has truly impressed me. He now knows more about damper at 27 than I did at 40 haha. His feel and technique on the race track is also beautiful to watch and now cracking my lap times, but was waiting for that to happen:-(
His passion and excitment when tuning a car is is just amazing to watch. I hope you like the video.
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Another great video, hope you dont mind me posting Brett but thought it a good one for everyone..

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This is how they are boxed. Packed very well - double boxed, foam covered. Great start.
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All fitted and with just a limited test around the block, the car feels great.
how have they been so far?

was looking at getting a set, was close to buying the MCA one at one point but then i realised shockwork's is better
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Old 06-02-2021, 10:57 PM   #263
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So I’m sitting here sifting through forums and I found this one. Read all 9 pages and dammit it’s gonna cost me money cause now I want a set for my BA XR8 Ute. She’s stock as a rock and only just clicked over 110000 K’s. The suspension is a bit sad.
Happy to read all about the customer service too as it’s hard to find genuine businesses these days who care about it their customers.
When I save my $$$ you’ve got my business shockworks.
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Hey Brett
Any kits for AWD turbo territory and can use Front BA -FG Coilovers

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Any kits for AWD turbo territory and can use Front BA -FG Coilovers

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Hey Bolly,
We have kits for both the Territory and the Falcon. The Falcon fronts will not fit the Terri as it has the yoke below for the drive shafts.
Let me know what you need mate:-)

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I'm after a set of Shockworks coilovers for 2010 FG XR6 Turbo + shipping to 2565

Also, do you currently have them in stock?
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Hey Viper,

We are curently out of stock but new kits on the way and the ship docks around the 12th of next month. We will have the dampers available after customs clearance, so will be ready to go a week after the 12th I think.
We have a huge amount of customers on backorder, so let me know if you would like to be placed in the backorder list.
I will need you to email me with your delivery address and contact number for the freight company.
brett.obrien@shockworks.com.au

Delivery is $60:-)

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Hey Brett I'm after a price for coilovers for a 2014 fg xr6t + delivery 3730 thanks
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We are curently out of stock but new kits on the way and the ship docks around the 12th of next month. We will have the dampers available after customs clearance, so will be ready to go a week after the 12th I think.
We have a huge amount of customers on backorder, so let me know if you would like to be placed in the backorder list.
I will need you to email me with your delivery address and contact number for the freight company.
brett.obrien@shockworks.com.au

Delivery is $60:-)

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Brett do you make a set for FG ute or sedan only?
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Hey Steve,

The adjustable FG dampers are $2490 and delivery to you is $60.
Sing out if you have any other questions.
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