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    Veteran Member Four Rings SleeperAvant's Avatar
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    Winterizing coilovers

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    to protect against road salt and winter conditions, is this appropriate to use on the coilover threads?

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    Re: Winterizing coilovers

    i would like to know as well.
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    Re: Winterizing coilovers

    That'll work, just spray some on the threads. I use it to lube my sunroof rails and door hinges also.

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    Re: Winterizing coilovers

    Great, thanks.
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    Re: Winterizing coilovers

    i am been using silicone spray for the past couple years. works fine. just make sure you use something that dries and won't be sticky after otherwise you will get alot of stuff stuck to it.
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