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Old 02-02-2006, 10:08 PM   #21
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Interesting, this is exactly what I have to get in my EA for RWC in the next fortnight. The guy who's gonna help me suggested stick with rubber as the nolathane ones are a bit stiff for road use and could wear the convertor in my auto? WTF? I'll prolly go rubber anyway..
I think with the manual gear changes it is harder on the rubber components. the auto/manual itself is fine, just the different stress they give.

Rubber ones from ford were just as expensive. for the upper control ones were $49 EACH!!!!
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