Shock Absorber Spring Rubber: Coil Spring Booster Cushion Car Bumper Buffer Power Cushion Black D Type- Pack of 2

“This is a part of car modification, an auxiliary tool that will satisfy your curiosity.”

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I used the sizing guide from a different brand.. But these worked out perfectly for my application.1999 Honda accord LX 2.3.. I had new aftermarket strut assemblies (Oredy brand). They were much softer on compression when driving and my rear tires would kiss the inside of wheel well due to my offset being slightly aggressive. So I used the green spring cup. Size B.These barely fit.. And It was pretty difficult to squeeze in.. But once they are lubed. (I used silicone aerosol spray on the spacer and on spring and fished them into a coil with the vehicle lifted. They were perfect. Couldn't have worked out any better.

Put these on my E70 X5. They did nothing to lift my vehicle, but do help as a bumpstop. Too soft of a rubber compound.Six month update. They have completely disintegrated. They were in multiple pieces being held on my the zip ties. Would give zero stars if possible.

My 96 Corolla has been on Tein lowering springs for almost 5 years and they are now starting to sag causing my wheels (17x8) to scrub on the fenders. Bumps at highway speeds were horrible. I installed these after installing the little "X" spacers. The little "X" spacers were nice, but were rock hard so vibrations were worse. I installed these and it absorbs that vibration. They worked great for about a week before the car settled and now I am back to scrubbing again, just not as bad. I plan on getting a 3" set and replacing what is already there and will hopefully fix the issue for good. These were very easy to install.

Amazing product,what l needed, Fits perfectly with just a little touch on the edges from inside like described on the video.