Looking into these coil over set ups, and notice some of the more exs[ensive ones have a pillowball mount... Is it worth the extra few hundred dollars for the pillowball?
Whats a pillowball mount?
- Thread starter Reign_Maker
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all pillow monte is soild stock is rubber
makes streeing alot mroe injoyable
you can mod the stocker's to soild monte
by putting a pipe in to the strut mont then weld it to the base and then welled it to the top bango soilid monte
hope this helps
makes streeing alot mroe injoyable
you can mod the stocker's to soild monte
by putting a pipe in to the strut mont then weld it to the base and then welled it to the top bango soilid monte
hope this helps
It's really only useful on McPherson struts. Total waste of money on our cars, which have "proper" a-arm setups. On our cars, it basically does nothing but stiffen up one bushing that doesn't really need it.
That is a great way to break your shocks. The shocks need to pivot in the upper mount, so it can go through the full stroke without bending the shock shaft and blowing out your seals.
That is a great way to break your shocks. The shocks need to pivot in the upper mount, so it can go through the full stroke without bending the shock shaft and blowing out your seals.
Shawndude said:
nope it's does not do that in any way only if your spetion is looosy goosey my far form that
plus i loaded down the fornt and it does nto have issue at all even when turneing the wheel back and forth
what i mean is i have no prob's with them and i ave tested them fully
npo probs what so ever
ps i ahve fully polly bushing and my spetion is very tight now if you had loose spetiont you may have prob but i can really see that
all i know is it work's for me
npo probs what so ever
ps i ahve fully polly bushing and my spetion is very tight now if you had loose spetiont you may have prob but i can really see that
all i know is it work's for me