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Coilover restoration garage Dublin?

cnott · 2009-09-22 20:39:56

Dear All, I have heard that there is a garage that restores coilovers located in Dublin. I cannot seem to find any internet references. Has anyone heard of such a place? Thanks

22-09-2009 8:39pm

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cnott

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Dear All,

I have heard that there is a garage that restores coilovers located in Dublin. I cannot seem to find any internet references. Has anyone heard of such a place?

Thanks

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#2 22-09-2009 9:30pm

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cnott wrote: »

Dear All,

I have heard that there is a garage that restores coilovers located in Dublin. I cannot seem to find any internet references. Has anyone heard of such a place?

Thanks

What brand and what sort of restoration are you looking for?
I don't think many run of the mill coilovers are servicable, some of the higher end ones are like sachs, kw and so on would be. I'd say your best bet would be to contact the manufacturer and ask them direct.

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#3 27-09-2009 1:03pm

cnott

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It is a sachs coilover. I dont know much about them but I know it's leaking oil and therefore there is imbalence on back suspension. Will try the manufacturer, that is a good suggestion as a start.

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