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Cool can't wait to see the pics. Edit... Looks Great!
Do you have the part numbers and imformation for...
Energy suspension polyurethane low profile bump stops
Energy suspension polyurethane tie rod dust boots
Energy suspension polyurethane coil spring isolators
-Dave
Last edited by Cyrk : 04/21/2007 at 07:12 PM
Super VXer
Hey Cyrk, the part #s are
Low profile bump stops: ENS-9-9102R
Ultra Low profile bump stops:ENS-9-9132R (I didn't use these, but probably should have due to the increased lift)
The coil spring isolators are ENS-9-6101G but unless you plan on using the type of rear lift I did, or want to replace the factory coil spring isolators I don't think you'll need them.
I don't have the part numbers on hand for the tie rod dust boots, but they are fairly universal and can be found on the Energy Suspension website. You wouldn't really use these anyways unless you have Heavy duty tie rods, since the OEM tie rod ends are sealed units.
Also, for those who might not know, the R or G at the end of the part numbers denotes R(red) or G(black).
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Looks great! Did you change out the shocks as well? If so to what?
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Looks good but you need bigger tires :_drool:
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That's impressive!!!. Congratulations.
Love the look of the Dunes on the black rims. i hope to see your ride in person some day... extremely clean.
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