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Getting STARTED
Measure the size of the buffer you need.
Type | Gap between the spring coils | Thickness of the spring coils | Height of the shock absorber | Diameter of the shock absorber |
A | 50mm | 14mm | 84mm | 164mm |
B | 40mm | 12mm | 64mm | 148mm |
C | 28mm | 13mm | 54mm | 131mm |
D | 23mm | 12mm | 48mm | 108mm |
- Increases the driving stability
- Reduces the shakes and vibrations
- Increased ground clearance
- Reduces vehicle body jumps
- Stable cornering
- Decreases the breaking distance
- Increased suspension life
- Reduces the noise
1
Jack up the car
Lift the car until the spring is fully expanded
2
Measure the spring gap
Using the measuring scale take proper measurement of the spring spacing
3
Cleaning the spring coil
Use soap water to clean the spring
thoroughly
4
Install the buffer
Initially slide the top side
of the buffer to the top most
groove of the spring coil and
push the bottom side inwards.
5
Center positioning
Slide the buffer such that
it is perfectly in the center
of the spring coil
6
jack down
Release the jack and make
sure that the buffer is locked
inside using cable tag
