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smallblock450sl · 12-07-2016, 09:05 PM

Please don't kill the messanger! For years customers have been asking for a "softer ride" on there G29's. So yesterday, we installed some G22 rear shocks (part# JN4-F2210-00-00) on to a G29 EFI PTV car. The shock length "eye to eye holes" idendical, but the spring coil rate is very differant. Much better "side to side" movement on the rear suspenssion

This being a PTV with 10" rims and 205/60 tires, there is some rub on the mud flap when "heavy" passangers are loaded. I asked him to drive it for a while and give me his feedback. With the "light" front end of the G29, I don't see how anything can change. If you would like, I'll keep you posted.

12-07-2016, 09:05 PM	#10
smallblock450sl Sometime's............ Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Tacoma Washington Posts: 11,875	Re: How to get a smoother ride in a G29? Please don't kill the messanger! For years customers have been asking for a "softer ride" on there G29's. So yesterday, we installed some G22 rear shocks (part# JN4-F2210-00-00) on to a G29 EFI PTV car. The shock length "eye to eye holes" idendical, but the spring coil rate is very differant. Much better "side to side" movement on the rear suspenssion This being a PTV with 10" rims and 205/60 tires, there is some rub on the mud flap when "heavy" passangers are loaded. I asked him to drive it for a while and give me his feedback. With the "light" front end of the G29, I don't see how anything can change. If you would like, I'll keep you posted.