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Originally Posted by Rising star Yes, my installer use all the stock rubber pieces for front ( all the way to the top of the spring ) and rear rubber

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Old 10-16-2011, 06:30 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Yes, my installer use all the stock rubber pieces for front (all the way to the top of the spring) and rear rubber at the bottom of the springs. The plastic or rubber I was talking about which came with the spring coils (clear plastic on the spring) which mine didn't came with the spring.


the rubber grey thing actually goes on the bottom of the front springs to avoid metal to metal contact between the spring and the shock. There is already a rubber bump stop on the top.
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