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Where can I get the rubber tubing that sits over the top and bottom coils of front springs??
I have some used Eibachs to go on that don't have any.
thanks Nick
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Not sure, but it's not really necessary, I've only ever seen it on eibachs tbh!
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(This post was last modified: 20-04-2014, 01:59 AM by bashbarnard.)
It's not a necessity and defiantly not there for safety reasoning but if you want to have some one there I think it's called spring insulator. Also if you can't find any maybe slide some heat shrink on there?
Or this stuff?
http://www.completeautomobilist.com/prod...denso-tape
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its to stop the paint scratching off the spring, allowing rust to lift paint off and let rust take hold---use some heatshrink as suggested.
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Thanks All. Didnt put anyhting on in the end and no diiference to feel/drive. Next time they are appart i'll Kurust and paint if needed before heatshrink.
Cheers Nick
