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New struts: Can I reuse this part?

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YOUR RESEARCHNew struts: Can I reuse this part?

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Replace bump stops and shock mounts all the way around

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I just replaced bump stops and shock mounts all the way around.

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Replace ordinarily

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Those large flat washers don�t need to be replaced ordinarily.

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Replace hardware

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It seems like best practice to replace all the hardware but I am wondering if I can reuse the ring stop/shock stop plates - #10 in this diagram.

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Replace bump stops and shock mounts all the way around

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I just replaced bump stops and shock mounts all the way around.

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Replace hardware

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Suggestion · Original poster

It seems like best practice to replace all the hardware but I am wondering if I can reuse the ring stop/shock stop plates - #10 in this diagram.

New struts: Can I reuse this part?

Replace ordinarily

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Those large flat washers don�t need to be replaced ordinarily.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hello, I'm currently gathering parts for a suspension refresh. It seems like best practice to replace all the hardware but I am wondering if I can reuse the ring stop/shock stop plates - #10 in this diagram. Apologies if this was covered in another thread and I missed it. Thanks in advance.

POST 2Original post

They are essentially just big washers, unless they are corroded or damaged I don�t see why they have to be replaced. I reused mine when rebuilding my suspension a while ago, I only reused those and the boots though, all other things got replaced.

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Quotes source post: 16949921

Cool, that's what I was thinking. Thank you!

POST 4Original post

Quotes source post: 16949921

I agree. I just replaced bump stops and shock mounts all the way around. Those large flat washers don�t need to be replaced ordinarily. If you had some damage or wear there, you would want to replace them, but then you would also want to figure out what caused that wear.

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