Date:         Mon, 7 Feb 2000 07:36:55 -0500
Reply-To:     ed <edevinney@BIGFOOT.COM>
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From:         ed <edevinney@BIGFOOT.COM>
Organization: Pismo Beach Institute for Advanced Leisure Studies
Subject:      Re: OME shock evaluation
Comments: To: Ray Hunnam <hunnam@PNC.COM.AU>
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FWIW, Monroe makes some of the shocks OEM'd on late-model Porsche 911s - either
the Sport suspension or the regular, I can never recall which.  I guess they
can't be all bad, although Porsche volk cringe when the name is mentioned, too
:-)

ed


Ray Hunnam wrote:

[...]

>
> *   I spoke to him regarding the Munro connection and he informed me that
> both companies are NOT associated.  HOWEVER he explained that seeing their
> shocks were supplied by their agent in the US he may have done his own
> research into which of the OME shocks fitted the VW.  He further suggested
> that seeing either the front or rear could not be matched to their range
> then they may have supplied a Munroe instead.