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Is it safe to run no spring isolators?

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BaLleRz68

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I was wondering if it is safe to run no spring isolators? Are there any negative effects? Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks.
 

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why would you want to?
 
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By isolators, what do you mean? no rubber between the spring and shock plate?
 
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Wear to the shock tower metal perhaps...squeaking..
 
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