New Viking Dual Adjustable shocks installed

[HookedonFord]

I put on new Dual Adjustable Viking Performance front and rear shocks and put over 30 miles on them. Still testing them and I am very happy with them so far.
Here are some pix.

http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/i462/beepster8/VikingShocks/FFRKit.jpg

http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/i462/beepster8/VikingShocks/Set1.jpg

[HookedonFord]

Front
http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/i462/beepster8/VikingShocks/Driverfront24.jpg

Rear
http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/i462/beepster8/VikingShocks/Driverrear8.jpg

[HookedonFord]

Here are some comparison shock pictures

Front - Pro Shock, Koni, and Viking

http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/i462/beepster8/VikingShocks/Fronts10.jpg


Rear - VPM, Koni, and Viking

http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/i462/beepster8/VikingShocks/RearShocks.jpg

[CraigS]

Wow they look just like my QA1s from Breeze. I wonder if this is like a lot of products that are made by the same company but get different labels applied.

[CHOTIS BILL]

I don’t think so because my QA1’s have black adjusting knobs. :) :)

Bill Lomenick

[skullandbones]

What were the weights/rates you went with on the new shocks? Look good.

WEK.

[HookedonFord]

WEK,

The front shock is a C217-V and the rear is a C209-V with 19 positions of independent adjustment each for compression and rebound.
The front spring is a 9" 9DP450 450lb 2.5" ID spring with standard cap.
The rear spring is a 10" 10DP250 250lb 2.5" ID spring with steep cap.

Jim