 New Bilstein b6s spring, Not locking in |
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| StarBear |
 May 19 2026, 01:27 PM
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Weird. Installing new B6 rear shocks with 914Rubber 100# springs but the bottom of spring doesn’t lock in the plate that came with the shock; it can slip to one side even when loaded onto shock. Pic of existing shock and bottom plate shows it’s maybe a press fitting?
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