[Teohenwhy]

I just replaced my stock shocks with Koni Yellows and was wondering if there is any way to tell if my old shocks are still good or not. I do not see any visible leaks of any kind and when I press down on the shocks they come back up. Is there any way to know for sure if these are still good or if I should just toss them? Thanks in advance for any info.

[Cloud9blue]

Originally Posted by Teohenwhy

I just replaced my stock shocks with Koni Yellows and was wondering if there is any way to tell if my old shocks are still good or not. I do not see any visible leaks of any kind and when I press down on the shocks they come back up. Is there any way to know for sure if these are still good or if I should just toss them? Thanks in advance for any info.

there is no good way to tell without a proper shock dyno...

how many miles?

[Teohenwhy]

Originally Posted by Cloud9blue

there is no good way to tell without a proper shock dyno...

how many miles?

I don't know. I got them with my H&R sport springs used.

[mbanks21]

If you have room I'd keep them if you ever need to go back to stock but it's hard to tell if shocks are still good just from looking or compressing them.

[Cloud9blue]

Originally Posted by Teohenwhy

I don't know. I got them with my H&R sport springs used.

Ok, lowering springs with stock shocks on a 2006 models. I would probably say they are pretty toasted...