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> Bilstein shocks & Weltmeister springs, Installation Question
chris914
post Sep 11 2004, 01:34 AM
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I'm installing a set of rear Bilstein shocks and a set of Weltmeister 140lb springs in my car.

The Weltmeister springs are shorter then the stock springs. So the spring moves all around between the top and bottom spring holder. I haven't put the car down on the ground yet but I'm assuming it will set properly when I do.

My question is do I need to worry about everything seating properly? Will the spring seat correctly in the top and bottom spring holder every time I raise and lower the car?

Thanks Chris.

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ChrisFoley
post Sep 12 2004, 06:14 PM
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I was at a local PCA meeting once, held at the Bilstein warehouse in CT. We were told by their rep. that a bump rubber is required. I think only a small rubber/plastic spacer may be needed to prevent the internals from bottoming and damaging the valve assembly, nothing as big as the original Boge bump rubbers.
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