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part nbr request - rear shock absorber/coil spring rubber

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YOUR RESEARCHpart nbr request - rear shock absorber/coil spring rubber

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Replace rubber component underneath #3 or #4 (diagram below)

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While it's apart, would like to replace the rubber component underneath #3 or #4 (diagram below).
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Replace top h&r spring

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I'm planning on replacing the top H&R spring that's rusting.
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Replace rubber component underneath #3 or #4 (diagram below)

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Suggestion · Original poster
While it's apart, would like to replace the rubber component underneath #3 or #4 (diagram below).
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part nbr request - rear shock absorber/coil spring rubber

Replace top h&r spring

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I'm planning on replacing the top H&R spring that's rusting.
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part nbr request - rear shock absorber/coil spring rubber

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Calling all suspension gurus! I'm planning on replacing the top H&R spring that's rusting. While it's apart, would like to replace the rubber component underneath #3 or #4 (diagram below). Anyone have a part number for the rubber? I've been in contact with our friends at suncoastparts.com, but they're not able to provide a definitive answer. According to H&R USA rep, all of the "top" components for the setup are OE. I'm open to suggestions as well. part number for rubber? copyright AutoAtlanta.com all components

POST 2Original post

#3 is 996-333-511-03 #4 is 997-333-504-00 Is that what you were looking for?

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Those are part numbers, but I'm looking for which of those if any, is the rubber component.

POST 4Original post

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#3 is not rubber. #4 is or is close to it.

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