Syncro springs.

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Re: Syncro springs.

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I don't doubt they could do with replacing, they just always tend to be much further down the list though.... :roll:
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Re: Syncro springs.

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v-lux wrote:I don't doubt they could do with replacing, they just always tend to be much further down the list though.... :roll:


:rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl

I know exactly what you mean..... Its still rolling, passed the MOT and skint....... "keep going baby"......
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Re: Syncro springs.

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You'll be amazed at the difference just standard dampers make, not out of the way expensive either.
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