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Old 19th January 2009, 00:49   #1
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when i bought my car, it included a set of Gmax -35mm springs and shocks, which require the top mount and the bits that the bottom of the springs sit on, off the original shocks, will it be safe to use the originals or do i need to buy new ones from citroen?
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Old 19th January 2009, 09:58   #2
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Perfectly safe to use all the existing bits, worth giving it a bit of a clean up before putting it back together but the standard bits last for ages

If you really want to make sure that its all spot on if you have a high milage car it might be worth changing the top bearings for the sake of £20 per pair.
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Perfectly safe to use all the existing bits, worth giving it a bit of a clean up before putting it back together but the standard bits last for ages

If you really want to make sure that its all spot on if you have a high milage car it might be worth changing the top bearings for the sake of £20 per pair.
cool cheers for the reply mate, my car has 99777 miles on the clock and its a T reg, would you recomend replacing?

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if you feel there rogered replace them
mine had done 152k and were still reasonavble on my car
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if you feel there rogered replace them
mine had done 152k and were still reasonavble on my car
ah fair enough, i might get some for the sake of it anyway, shall be fitting this weekend then hopefully, cheers guys.
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