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Originally Posted by jlbrenne alright guys i just pulled the tripper on the swifts. i was reading on here a few days ago about some other type of gasket that

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Old 05-21-2013, 07:34 PM   #11 (permalink)
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alright guys i just pulled the tripper on the swifts. i was reading on here a few days ago about some other type of gasket that i should buy for the install of the swifts..it cost like $25 or something...are these necessary..or i guess my real question is do i need anything other than the springs for the swift install????
I reused the stock gasket in the front, no issues (sits on top of the front assembly). There is a removable plastic piece on the bottom of the front springs that gets transferred to the new springs. In the rear, just make sure the rubber boot at the bottom goes back on when you install the new rears. Piece of cake.
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