There is a ct In there I'm sure of it.Just a heads up. Alot of people say you cant run a strut boot with a C/C plate setup. I installed the above pictured boot from AmericanMuscle and it solved my problem. The strut can now move freely without interference from the metal plate on top of the OEM boot assembly. __________I feel alot better knowing debris won't be scoring the polished shaft._______ I used the original bump stop and placed the aftermarket boot over it.
too new and too long. JMOThere is a ct In there I'm sure of it.
Not in my case. It’s because aftermarket CC plates don’t have the nice little cupped pocket like the factory strut mounts do so whenever the suspension bottoms they slam against the bottom of the CC plates that are just spherical bearings. That’s why Maximum Motorsports created these for cars with CC plates:If your bump stop or jounce bumper got split and fell off it would have been from low suspension riding on it
They are only supposed to hit when the suspension bottoms out
Once in a blue moon
Not constant ride
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