Protecting suspension bits from rust?
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Protecting suspension bits from rust?
Hey everyone,
This is kind of a n00b question, but I haven't really seen it discussed, Last year I bought Agency Power swaybar endlinks, and they were nice, but after a Chicago winter, they're all rusted and seized, so I just received new endlinks (from a different company) and I don't want them to rust away too, does anyone have any suggestions on how to protect them?
I was thinking of spraying them with WD40 or something fairly regularly, is there any other stuff that's better?
Thanks!
This is kind of a n00b question, but I haven't really seen it discussed, Last year I bought Agency Power swaybar endlinks, and they were nice, but after a Chicago winter, they're all rusted and seized, so I just received new endlinks (from a different company) and I don't want them to rust away too, does anyone have any suggestions on how to protect them?
I was thinking of spraying them with WD40 or something fairly regularly, is there any other stuff that's better?
Thanks!
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You could always try "Rinoguard" or spray-on rubber to protect it.
Just make sure that you clean under your car as often as you clean the rest of it. Maybe some touch-up paint? Sounds like a lot work to me, though...
Just make sure that you clean under your car as often as you clean the rest of it. Maybe some touch-up paint? Sounds like a lot work to me, though...
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