*NEW* Shock Dust Covers!! You gotta see this!
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*NEW* Shock Dust Covers!! You gotta see this!
Sick of all those cheap accordion style rubber shock covers that look terrible under your nice car? Are your current 30 year old strut dust covers dry rotted and crumbling? You finally have a solution! I am selling BRAND NEW Plastic Shock Covers for 82-92 F-bodies. These will work with any type of strut and any type of strut tower! They are strong and look awesome.
Clean
Strong
Brand New
100% Guaranteed or your money back!
ONLY 59.99 SHIPPED PER SET!
Please PM or email me with any questions.
Ryan.f@knights.ucf.edu
Thanks!
Clean
Strong
Brand New
100% Guaranteed or your money back!
ONLY 59.99 SHIPPED PER SET!
Please PM or email me with any questions.
Ryan.f@knights.ucf.edu
Thanks!
Last edited by propaintball96; 02-15-2015 at 05:05 PM.
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Re: *NEW* Shock Dust Covers!! You gotta see this!
Tibo,
These are 3D Printed Dust Covers using 100% Made in the USA PLA Plastic. They are much stronger than the original plastic molder Dust Covers. Please feel free to ask any more questions.
Thank you
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Re: *NEW* Shock Dust Covers!! You gotta see this!
RedLeader,
These come stock on all F-Bodies. They are to protect against, dirt, dust, rocks, water, and anything else flying up into your wheel well which in return will prolong the life of your Strut. Basically we want to protect against anything that could potentially hurt the exposed steel rod that is connected to your strut tower.
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I'll give them a go, I was looking for a solution like this as I just installed a set of Koni yellows and need new covers, but everything I could find out there looked like some kind of off road accordion.
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Thank you for your interest! PM sent back.
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I wonder if they work with camber/caster plates.. The stock ones do not.
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No offense, but I would never put those on my car. These are for people willing to pay a little more for a much stronger and nicer looking dust cover.
The reason they weren't fitting in your caster camber plates is due to how it mounts at the bearing block. These were specifically designed to work with caster camber plates and fit great!
The reason they weren't fitting in your caster camber plates is due to how it mounts at the bearing block. These were specifically designed to work with caster camber plates and fit great!
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Re: *NEW* Shock Dust Covers!! You gotta see this!
No offense, but I would never put those on my car. These are for people willing to pay a little more for a much stronger and nicer looking dust cover.
The reason they weren't fitting in your caster camber plates is due to how it mounts at the bearing block. These were specifically designed to work with caster camber plates and fit great!
The reason they weren't fitting in your caster camber plates is due to how it mounts at the bearing block. These were specifically designed to work with caster camber plates and fit great!
Bellows style are typically used on 4x4s because they are water tight.
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