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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I've already tried Bilstein tech support, and they're trying, but not a lot of hope there. I bought a used PSS9 kit on this forum. Looks like it was missing some parts. Is it correct that there should be in the front some kind of guide/adapter that goes underneath the bottom plate of the top mount? And that on the rear there should be an isolator on top of the top spring, not just underneath the bottom spring? If so, does anybody know the part number for those parts.

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Bilstein got back to me and figured some things out: my front stuts are actually the PSS9 for a Boxster, so they don't have the adapter. The rears don't have the rubber isolator because it's an older set and they didn't used to have that part. I'm going to cut a rubber isolator from a piece of 1/16" rubber sheet.

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