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Strut insert install question
I installed new koni inserts saturday in my 88 targa.
I removed the large rubber bushing (not sure of name) from the upper strut mount where the strut goes through the body of the car. I had to destroy the rubber part to get it out. It was replaced by a 2 piece rubber mount and large washer that came with the koni inserts. My question is......have I screwed up by removing the original rubber piece? I have driven the car since and have no adverse affects and it handles much better than before, but I'm not sure if I have screwed up. Impatiently awaiting a reply:confused: Thanks.............KC |
Bump for a fellow Pelican in need. I hope you find your answer.:)
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Just to be precise, which part on here are you talking about?
http://www.pelicanparts.com/911/911_...974-75/4-2.JPG |
Is number six in that drawing the spacer on US-spec cars?
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I think #6 is the metal sleeve that is inside the rubber bushing (inside #8?) at the top. In any case the ride height spacer is much wider (1.5" in diameter maybe).
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The Part I'm talkin about is the large rubber donut looking thing that would be in #8. I removed the one that was original equipment on the car and replaced it with the rubber washers ( large and thick) that came with the Koni inserts.
Here's a pic of the part keep in mind I had to cut part of the rubber off to remove it, http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1116290077.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1116290196.jpg Just trying to be sure I have not made a mistake by removing the rubber peices. Thanks............KC |
Nope, no mistake. I reused the old ones on my car because they'd already been compressed a bit and I couldn't get the nut on the insert with the new ones, but when I did the job I found people who'd managed to.
You're all good. |
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