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Paul Walker Joined: Tue Dec 30, 2008 6:50 pm Posts: 2022 Location: In front of you.. |
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You should've seen how hungover I was in Point Roberts
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VP Internal
Joined: Fri Dec 26, 2008 2:42 pm Posts: 925 Location: Not here. |
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Mount is awesome. Rear spring noise didn't go away. It subsided a bit, but still there on rough roads or hard sustained left turns. FML.
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General Executive
Joined: Fri Dec 26, 2008 7:52 pm Posts: 680 |
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SlyMonkey wrote: Mount is awesome. Rear spring noise didn't go away. It subsided a bit, but still there on rough roads or hard sustained left turns. FML. maybe the coils are hitting each other. did you use the rubber/plastic/non-metal covers on the top or bottom of the spring? _________________ http://blog.bathtussue.com |
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VP Internal
Joined: Fri Dec 26, 2008 2:42 pm Posts: 925 Location: Not here. |
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None needed as far as I know. The bottom of the spring rests on the lower arm, and the arm has a notch so the spring can sit on it. On the top, the perch is there with the spring properly seated, but somehow I think the perch is not seated properly to the frame. However, the rubber mount that's used stock is too small for the perch to fit. It's gay.
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Supreme Advisor
Joined: Thu Dec 25, 2008 5:14 pm Posts: 1825 Location: Vancouver, BC |
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SlyMonkey wrote: None needed as far as I know. The bottom of the spring rests on the lower arm, and the arm has a notch so the spring can sit on it. On the top, the perch is there with the spring properly seated, but somehow I think the perch is not seated properly to the frame. However, the rubber mount that's used stock is too small for the perch to fit. It's gay. or maybe it's that the coils are binding and you need some rubber sheets between the coils? _________________ Sonca Teng, SFASC 
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Cruise Coordinator
Joined: Sun Jan 04, 2009 3:27 am Posts: 1955 Location: Goat Throat, Africa |
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RabidRat wrote: SlyMonkey wrote: None needed as far as I know. The bottom of the spring rests on the lower arm, and the arm has a notch so the spring can sit on it. On the top, the perch is there with the spring properly seated, but somehow I think the perch is not seated properly to the frame. However, the rubber mount that's used stock is too small for the perch to fit. It's gay. or maybe it's that the coils are binding and you need some rubber sheets between the coils? Like the rubber sheets Mike has for his bed?  _________________ Formerly: Golfzilla  At redline, no one can hear you scream! |
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Supreme Advisor Joined: Wed Dec 31, 2008 4:03 pm Posts: 355 |
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use bounce sheets, that shit should absorb EVERYTHING and if it doesn't class action lawsuit
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