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#1

Hey Guys, I dont have any photos yet, but I got the SSL and SL spring package off ebay installed last thursday, I am not in need of a camber kit yet, but my main concern is that I trimmed my bump stops from the first notch down, but my rear end still seems to squeek. All those people who lowered their cars with the same spring package did you trim the stops at the first or second notch?

Cheers

P.S. will post up some pics ASAP

Dave

#2

its not the bumps that squeek its the eyelet rubbers themselfs. the spastics at ford put mine in without grease so mine squeeks like crazy, even just taking off from a standstill it groans and carrys on like a 2bob watch.

get the eurothane blue rubbers and make sure you use a graphite grease. that should be perfect then. im doing this soon myself.

EDIT: oh sorry, this is assuming that you have a ute :spoton:

Edited by Trough Lolly

#3
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Thanks for the info trough lolly, I have a sedan, hmmm that could be the problem, but where could I get these rubbers from, are they expensive and easy to fit? Also anyone with a sedan have how much have you trimmed your bumpstops?

#4
Thanks for the info trough lolly, I have a sedan, hmmm that could be the problem, but where could I get these rubbers from, are they expensive and easy to fit? Also anyone with a sedan have how much have you trimmed your bumpstops?

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I was talking about the utes.. sorry mate dunno what your squeek could be

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