YOUR RESEARCHSuspension boots
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Hi, Back in the Club after a short break... good to see you all again. I spent a while yesterday looking over the car in good time prior to the Goodwood day that I've booked for April. I noticed that the offside suspension boot doesn't seem to be attached at the bottom end - see picture. The boot for the nearside strut is also open at the bottom, but the gap is not so large. Does anyone know if this is this normal/correct? Instinctively, it seems wrong.
Mine are like that when there's no weight on the wheel.
Good to know - thanks [ ]
BTW - wasn't saying that that was the way they are supposed be, but am fairly sure there's no gap on mine when wheels are fully laden. Dave J
Understood. Difficult to get a good look at them when the wheels are on and supporting the car, though!
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