do i need to reinstall this piece when i install my coilovers?
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Re: do i need to reinstall this piece when i install my coilovers? (Civic LX 29)
Its not? So wouldnt that mess up your shocks then?
[Modified by Civic LX 29, 2:42 AM 10/17/2002]
[Modified by Civic LX 29, 2:42 AM 10/17/2002]
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Re: do i need to reinstall this piece when i install my coilovers? (Civ-JDM)
Thanks for the info. I'm gettin my coilovers this weekend and need to install it myself so I guess I wont be needing the dust cover. Thanks!
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Re: do i need to reinstall this piece when i install my coilovers? (Civic LX 29)
You should actually keep part of the dust cover. Depends on the kit, but I'd suggest you use a dremel and cut about 1 and 1/2 inches down from the top so there is just a little bit, like a hat. This way if the suspension ever expands all the way, which is unlikely, the spring will find it's way back in place instead of getting crooked. That's just my suggestion, but certainly keep a portion of the bump stop.
If you look at the picture you took I'd cut a bit above where the scratches can be seen. A hack saw could work to.
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[Modified by g_man80, 10:53 PM 10/16/2002]
If you look at the picture you took I'd cut a bit above where the scratches can be seen. A hack saw could work to.
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Re: do i need to reinstall this piece when i install my coilovers? (95si)
it's been a little more two years now without those parts(in Canada)...
i drive my ride in the winter, too... no prob. so far...
i drive my ride in the winter, too... no prob. so far...
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