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Thread: How To: Cut lower spring perch for ground control sleeves

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05-03-2007, 09:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Taiden

yep.

when the car is down for senior project I will paint them black to match OEM struts. I wonder if i can paint the sleeve...

if you dont play with the ride height all the time there shouldnt be any problem with painting the sleeve. however if your always lowering or rasing the car the paint will chip off.

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