Wonder what happen and why they closed.

Bet it was not because their prices were so low cant see how they could loose money rebuilding shocks either after seeing prices charged.

I talked to the gentleman there and he said that there was 2 owners of the place, 1 owner died a couple years back and there is some kind of dispute between the 2 parties now so they had to shut the doors. Hopefully they can resolve and resume business. But the outcome doesn't look good.

I talked to the gentleman there and he said that there was 2 owners of the place, 1 owner died a couple years back and there is some kind of dispute between the 2 parties now so they had to shut the doors. Hopefully they can resolve and resume business. But the outcome doesn't look good.

Called the number on the website today, to my surprise a man named Tim answered. Said they are now "Works Shocks" and "Works Performance" had closed. They opened 10/09 and are working on restocking parts and inventory. They are still offering shocks for pilots and odysseys and they are still doing repairs/rebuilds. I'm supposed to receive a call back from Ed the repair tech some time. Just thought I'd let everyone know the good news.

Called the number on the website today, to my surprise a man named Tim answered. Said they are now "Works Shocks" and "Works Performance" had closed. They opened 10/09 and are working on restocking parts and inventory. They are still offering shocks for pilots and odysseys and they are still doing repairs/rebuilds. I'm supposed to receive a call back from Ed the repair tech some time. Just thought I'd let everyone know the good news.

If Works would put a Heim joint in the top just like the bottom and beef up the bottom threaded area of the center shaft, I would become a Works fan again. Having to put a plastic busing in the top mount and then leaving it loose just kills me!

They ride fantastic but don't hold up well to any kind of abuse. The center shock shaft snapped on mine when my rear swing arm Heim joint snapped. I was traveling at less than 5 mph.

Rand

I’ll give them a ring Monday. I have to rebuild my rear works shocks. Before they hated to just sell the parts I’ll report back with what answer I get from them. Thanks again for the info!

Okay so I did talk with Tim from “works shocks”. They are going to reopen, in a sense they already are, but just not to full capacity yet. They do own the old stock of parts, they do have all the old customer information (he even told me what I had purchased from them in the past). They are able to supply parts, and also offer rebuilding services for their stuff. Tim was more then happy to help me, either obtain the parts needed for my rebuild, or rebuild them at their new place. He said they would be fully operational by the end of the month.

Picture attached has their telephone number.