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PART 5
This video is a DIY step by step tutorial of how to disassemble your BC BR racing shocks for a shock revalving with bilstein shock pistons and parts(BC racing and Bilstein shocks are 46mm inside diameter). This video can also be used for general maintenance of your shocks toi bring them back to life. Instead of buying new BC racing shock cartridges and throwing the older used ones away.
I wrote a fully detailed thread/post at clublexus.com with shock dyno plots to accommodate each shock shim arrangement.

In the thread I also go into mathematical detail on how I came about to revalve the BC racing shock with a bilstein piston, piston band, and a different shim stack arrangement using bilsteins shock revalving manual. the link to that post is listed at the bottom of the description.


The car utilizing these shocks is a 1994 Lexus GS300 1st generation or a Toyota Aristo outside of the USA. This shock disassembly tutorial should apply to all BC racing BR shocks.
This is the BR SERIES!! NOT THE OTHER BC RACING SHOCK SERIES!!

I am no shock/race team expert. I am just a regular guy who loves DIY projects. I plan to make some more vids on how to do the mathematical calculations used to determine what shim arrangement you would need on your shock.
I hope this helps the DIY'ers (Do It Yourself) out there who always wanted to revalve their Taiwanese brand shocks, but never knew where to start.

Full DIY revalve tutorial here:
I guess youtube does not allow links anymore, so please Google the search term "DIY Shock Revalve parts 13"

or

search for "DIY shock revalve clublexus" and you will find the full writeup/tutorial on the clublexus car forum website.
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Video was shot using a Sony A6000 digital camera.

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Part 3
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Part 5
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Part 6
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For a quicker DIY nitrogen filling ststion, please visit the Diymotofix.com link listed here: https://www.diymotofix.com/blog/howt...

Many thanks to diymotofix for posting this on their website and thanks to youtuber Eric Wai for making this link known and giving this great info.

To all diy shock builders...Charge On!