I was under the car earlier checking everything over and found that I could twist the upper sections of the rear KYB show. The shox are tight in the frame but there must ne about a good 1/2" of twist either way. This means that there is quite some deflection available.
Doesn't seem right to me. Any thoughts?
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bolt with sleeve then rubber then shock
my KYB shocks came with no sleeve
so I cleaned up one plastic and one steel sleeve I had seized onto the bolts, sleeves and bolts of differing quality and vintage I guess
shoved em in
yes a bit of twist but those cone shaped washers help a bit (and the shock works perpendicular to the Problem area)
like Belleville washers but not used as such, if you catch me drift
Dave
my KYB shocks came with no sleeve
so I cleaned up one plastic and one steel sleeve I had seized onto the bolts, sleeves and bolts of differing quality and vintage I guess
shoved em in
yes a bit of twist but those cone shaped washers help a bit (and the shock works perpendicular to the Problem area)
like Belleville washers but not used as such, if you catch me drift
Dave
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