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09-18-2014 #1
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ride tech spindles.....coated?
So I just got my complete ride tech stage 2 with true turn suspension .....any way just took it out of the box to inspect everything and it looks great amazing job packaging it, and quick shipping. Hats off to schwartz for the great pricing and and ride tech for quick shipping.
Any way everything seems nicely coated except the spindles....is everyone bolting them on as is or are you guys painting them 1st?
I own a body shop so refinishing them is no biggy but won't if it's not needed ...will if it is. I'd have to. Oct them on and have them all crusty looking in a year.....
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09-18-2014 #2
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If they are not coated, you should paint them.
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09-19-2014 #3
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Mine were not coated. After a year or so they have a little surface rust that's easily knocked off. Probably will pull them and paint them this winter. I'd paint them now if I was you.
09-20-2014 #4
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Everything else is nicely coated except spindles and tops of ball joints....just six to make it nice then pull your car out of storage in the spring to see them on so new look I got anymore.
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