Shock absorber header ring
#1
Shock absorber header ring
Did anyone do that for your fit?
http://www.hondafitjazz.com/ring.htm
how's the outcome?
where can i find those "rubber board" online??
Thanks
http://www.hondafitjazz.com/ring.htm
how's the outcome?
where can i find those "rubber board" online??
Thanks
#2
huh, if anything it should be on the other side of the tower if you're
going for comfort, no?
but the other side is a conal shape so you can't put that on...
if you want comfort, just get the EnduraTechs.
going for comfort, no?
but the other side is a conal shape so you can't put that on...
if you want comfort, just get the EnduraTechs.
#4
[quote=alexfree05;273671]Did anyone do that for your fit?
http://www.hondafitjazz.com/ring.htm
how's the outcome?
where can i find those "rubber board" online??
I don't see any advantage but why not get 4 more bushings from your Honda parts department and add one under and over on each side.
http://www.hondafitjazz.com/ring.htm
how's the outcome?
where can i find those "rubber board" online??
I don't see any advantage but why not get 4 more bushings from your Honda parts department and add one under and over on each side.
#5
Did anyone do that for your fit?
http://www.hondafitjazz.com/ring.htm
how's the outcome?
where can i find those "rubber board" online??
Thanks
http://www.hondafitjazz.com/ring.htm
how's the outcome?
where can i find those "rubber board" online??
Thanks
#6
if it's for sound dampening might be better just removing the strut,
masking off where the lower half of the strut mount would go,
spray the inside fender metal with sound deadening spray.
remove the masking tape, install your strut back on.
masking off where the lower half of the strut mount would go,
spray the inside fender metal with sound deadening spray.
remove the masking tape, install your strut back on.
#7
That does sound better so if the top idea works(easier) I'd follow up with your idea. Thanks
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