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What the heck are these parts for?



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Old 11-30-2003, 11:48 AM
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Shock absorber snubbers?
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I think those go on the top of the front shocks pre-installation. They are rubber stops for if the shocks top out.

maybe?
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Yup. Snubbers, bump-stops, and I think they're also called other things as well.

Some shocks (e.g., Konis) will be significantly damaged by bottoming out. So you really need those...

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Those are rare sound damping ear plugs.
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Hey, Thanks guys for your imput. I am still not convinced what the heck those rubber thingys are for. Top shock snubber fittings seem logical but, are they the correct parts or not?

I think I got these with a bunch of turbo tie rod parts, a while back. I was thinking that maybe these things fit on the tie rods as a mount for a boot that would extend up to the steering rack, but I now doubt that. Still wondering, sort of a constant state for me, wonderiing.

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look different then both types of snubbers i have seen.
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They look a fair bit like VW Rabbit snubbers.

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