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EEK!!! slight blip on my lowering project
WTB 3 nub w123 donut rubber shim or rear springs Good condition only. Thank you. Trade new rear Bilstein HDs for new Bilstein Comforts. |
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Oh dear did they fall out?
You can get up to 4 nub rubber shims for the back if I remember correctly. You can get them via this site. Febi make 'em. As for new springs - well they're available here too... (Sorry I can only point you in the right direction of new stuff)
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The spring shims new are like $7 - $8 new, come in 19mm, 14mm, and 9.5mm. 3 nubs, 2 nubs, and 1 nub.
Or go to the JY and pull some, not all that hard to do. and you will have the springs, since they have to come out anyway to get to the shims. I would give you mine, but they are in daily use. Charlie
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