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Old 02-25-2015, 04:40 PM
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Changing front struts in E70 with EDC
Anybody changed front struts in E70 with EDC ? My car about to hit 95K miles and I am thinking its time to put new front struts. Back bags already swapped with new Arnott's.
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Are you considering replacing them with something aftermarket? Because the stock shock absorbers with EDC are one thousand dollars each...
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Just curious, why change them? Are they giving problems (what are the symptoms?) ?
What are the risks for any other components when front struts go bad yet owner does not see symptoms yet?
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