I used to have a set of polyurethane coil spacers on my previous set up. They deformed and literally fell apart on me within a few months. I would recommend using washers with a bead of weld to hold them together....Much more reliable.
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need help, new S-J coils.
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im doing the 8.8 this saturday, im going out 2 weeks from now to ravensdale just to test every thing out befor i go to naches, ill be down after the holiday. Im welding the washers together tomarrow after work and panting them black so they dont rust, and look better.
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yeah, if I did the washers agian, I'd paint them. Mine are pretty rusty. About the only rust on the truck really, so I'm not complaining.
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