well, if i got them for you, they are the best
On Thu, Jul 17, 2014 at 2:54 PM, Rich Thomas via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
> I think Jabba got me the suspension bits for my SD. Right? That made me
> the best customer after the Trent debacle?
>
> I don't know if it was crap or n
I think Jabba got me the suspension bits for my SD. Right? That made
me the best customer after the Trent debacle?
I don't know if it was crap or not, but it was from the best parts
supplier on the planet!
--R
On 7/17/14 2:49 PM, Gary Hurst via Mercedes wrote:
there's some good rubber s
there's some good rubber still around but most is crap
sadly, hte way to make money in this business is to buy crap for 5 bucks
and tell people it's OE and charge them 50.
OEM flex discs are still available. OEM mounts. most of the mounts i sell
have had the star removed via razor blade. it re
Unless Emperor Gary says otherwise, I would bite the bullet and buy OE for
this. Rubber parts are so easy to cut corners on, and it's really tough to
know/trust what you're getting if you go aftermarket.
If you look online I'll bet nearly everyone will try to sell you URO brand.
These are, with
I think we saw that.
I rebuilt the front suspension on one of my 84 SDs, not that hard of a
job, you need the spring compressor, a vice, and some other random
tools. An air impact wrench helps a lot to get stuff apart, including
an air hammer with pickle forks. The manual gives sufficient de
Original Message
From: Scott and Gwen Ritchey via Mercedes
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2014 1:28 PM
To: Mercedes Discussion List
Reply To: Scott and Gwen Ritchey
Subject: [MBZ] Suspension Rubber Quality for 126
>Here's what I'd like to know: Is the >currently available
Sorry if you get a double post on this but I accidently sent the original
from the wrong (i.e., non list) email account.
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I have a 1982 300SD that still has all original
