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Old 25th February 2019, 16:12   #4
Dorchester2
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Originally Posted by T-Cut View Post
A wise investment. https://rimmerbros.com/Item--i-RSC000131
When they first appeared after MGR's recall, they were fitted FOC at service time. And later, DIYers could buy them from Rimmer for well under a fiver a set so I bought two sets. IMO, every 75/ZT should have them.
TC

For once Rimmers price (40.20€ including usual expensive shipping unfortunally) being below Ebay one at the moment, I've just bought a set for my 75 Connie.
I'm a bit doubtful that a spring of mine may broke but who knows...
Just in case, safer & cheaper than to get a tyre perforated & a staggering drive on the road in the years to come.
EDIT: I was conned. The French guy on Ebay put them down since my last visit hence 25€ including shipping!
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