Dust boot question
Dust boot question

I noticed that my kyb dust boot was half way down the strut shaft and I was wondering how do you all get it to stay at the stopper in the pic? The original dust boots have a small lip on the inner edge that keeps it from slipping past the stopper but the kyb doesn't.
Hmm did you install it? I'm pretty sure that its suppose to stop on the stopper all the time. Hence bump stop/stopper if not there will be more travel.
People usually zip tie the bottom of the boot. I think a washer goes on the stopper and ontop of that goes the dust boot. Again not 100% sure haven't done a install with kyb boots in a while.
People usually zip tie the bottom of the boot. I think a washer goes on the stopper and ontop of that goes the dust boot. Again not 100% sure haven't done a install with kyb boots in a while.
Originally Posted by KFL
Hmm did you install it? I'm pretty sure that its suppose to stop on the stopper all the time. Hence bump stop/stopper if not there will be more travel.
People usually zip tie the bottom of the boot. I think a washer goes on the stopper and ontop of that goes the dust boot. Again not 100% sure haven't done a install with kyb boots in a while.
People usually zip tie the bottom of the boot. I think a washer goes on the stopper and ontop of that goes the dust boot. Again not 100% sure haven't done a install with kyb boots in a while.
Anyone installed dust boots recently? Suggestions please.
I just put the KYB's bump stops on the front and back recently.
If you think about it, it really does not matter if they slide down a bit. For one, if the bump stops are needed when bottoming out, they will be pushed back up to the top. Second, the part of the shaft that really needs protected is the part that goes in and out of the housing. The top 1/2 inch will never be compressed into the housing.
If you think about it, it really does not matter if they slide down a bit. For one, if the bump stops are needed when bottoming out, they will be pushed back up to the top. Second, the part of the shaft that really needs protected is the part that goes in and out of the housing. The top 1/2 inch will never be compressed into the housing.
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