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Old 10-06-2008, 02:55 AM   #1
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They should work, but its probably not the best idea to keep using the stock mounts. The stock mounts are made of hard rubber and don't give the strut as much movement as a pillow ball mount. You might want to look into some rear pillow ball mounts (possibly Tein or HKS?)
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They should work, but its probably not the best idea to keep using the stock mounts. The stock mounts are made of hard rubber and don't give the strut as much movement as a pillow ball mount. You might want to look into some rear pillow ball mounts (possibly Tein or HKS?)
Completely incorrect. The rear OE upper mount is steel. It does use a rubber bushing in the center and a rubber insulator below, but is it not a big chunk of rubber like the front.
The problem is the coilover pillow ball mounts are thinner and fixed to the shaft with a spacer, some coilovers are designed to use that exact that type of setup only. The old Apex'i WS Coilovers worked with OE mounts, but not a lot of others do. You'll have to see what you're working with and go from there.
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