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[Pascu Dumitru]

Hello. We are a family living in the north area of Romania's Charpatian Mountains. I work as a mountain rescuer, I rise and train search and rescue dogs and recently we bought an AWD Ford Transit, produced in the year 2010. As you well know, from the factory, rear shock absorbers are assembled very laid down and they are exposed even in an unrough terrain. I saw in diffrent posts that are "soles" which can be installed so that the rear shock absorbers to be as close as possible to the weel axle level. I respectfully ask you to guide me from where and how I can purchase such elements. I attach at this message probative pictures picked upfrom YouTube. Thank you.

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[mondy zetecs]

Off topic but no joking we had a school teacher named Richard Soles

 

Try vehicle vin no. in catcar or 7zap and tell us if it gives part no.s 

https://www.catcar.info/ford/?lang=en

https://7zap.com/en/

Edited by mondy zetecs, 19 August 2020 - 01:44 PM.

[PURPLE_2L_LX]

Its an aftermarket item i think.  

 

 

Although you could probably get someone with a welder to make something for you

a lot cheaper.

 

You can also buy lift kits for them.