This is a guess, but.....
Are there some models that are just plain shocks and others that have a
self-levelling " feature"? I'd guess that, knowing M-B, there is. I doubt
they'd be like the self-levelling strut in the 110, as that was self-powered
by the vehicles up-and-down motion IIRC, more likely to be plumbed into a
compressor?
Any use?
I guess Dad will need to check his model specs...
PhilN
----- Original Message -----
From: "Patrick Parsons" <patrickparsons@hawaii.rr.com>
To: "LRO List" <lro@koan.team.net>
Sent: 14 March 2003 07:19
Subject: [lro] OT: Hydropneumatic shocks
>
> Anyone familiar with "hydropneumatic shocks"?
>
> My dad's 1985 Benz 300 TD wagon needs shokers and he tasked me with
finding
> some.
>
> Found some on http://www.shox.com
>
> They list Bilseins for $50+ and "hydropneumatic" for $250.
>
> Obviously, I'm wondering if I can substitute. It is the LRO in me.
>
> I'm guessing they are like the self-leveller I *used* to have in my 110.
>
> --pat.
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