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bilstein touring--rattling problem resolved? shimming successes? 200 1991

posted by  hardknocks! on  Wed Jun 18 11:32 CST 2008
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hello
i have read so many posts about the crappy touring shocks i would not even consider installing them.
also i have read where people tried but failed to stop the rattling.
dont make sense to me to use them when others are better.
if you find a fix im sure folks would like to hear about it.
some have temporary fixed with shims but only for a short while.
good luck
mike






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