1. First on our agenda was to go to our local Target store and purchase this $15 Poly fiber cutting board.1. First on our agenda was to go to our local Target store and purchase this $15 Poly fib This month we've got the perfect tech on deck for those of you who are on a budget, or are simply just tired of hearing the squeaking of your coil over set up. Trust us; the fix-it solution in this month's tech is so easy that even the most novice of hydraulic builders should be able to handle it. If you have ever owned a car with a coil over set up, you already know what we mean about the headache of squeaky cylinders. The only solution that was previously known to quiet the coil over was very ineffective for the long term; you had to physically climb under the car and grease up the cylinder, as well as the wall of the floorboards. Unfortunately, this solution only lasted for so long, as the grease would be rubbed off after only a few miles of driving. Thankfully, today's hydraulics technology has evolved tenfold from those days, as there is now a bonafide answer for this problem. 2. There are a few things for this tech that you will need, including these two hole saws. The bigger diameter is a 4-inch, and the center is 1 3/4 the size of the hydraulic cylinder.2. There are a few things for this tech that you will need, including these two hole saws We stopped over at Go-EZ Customs of Anaheim, CA, where we talked to Art and Dave about this scenario, and they laughed as they have dealt with it many times in the past. Their solution for this quandary was to take some poly fiber and attach it to the cylinder and the coil over cup. They assured us that this idea was relatively simple, and is something that can be done in a few hours. Finally, you'll never have to climb under the car to grease it again. You'll also never again run the risk of over-cutting the floorboards to prevent the cylinder from rubbing on the wall of the sheet metal. The first piece of business on this tech solution was to go to a local convenience store and purchase a cutting board. As for the rest of the steps, follow along as the guys at GO-EZ Customs quiet the car by adding a poly fiber gasket to the coil over.. 3. The cut out stencil was marked onto the cutting board. 4. The outer diameter hole was the first to be cut out. 5. With the guide hole drilled out from the first incision, the second hole can be drilled out perfectly5. With the guide hole drilled out from the first incision, the second hole can be drille 6. Using a drill press, the poly board was centered for the second hole to be drilled out.6. Using a drill press, the poly board was centered for the second hole to be drilled out 7. The cutting blade cut the hole like butter. 8. The top coil over donuts were ready to hold our gasket in place. 9. The thick steel donut was marked and drilled out. 10. To keep the gasket in place, the donut was threaded with a 1/4x20 tap to allow the gasket to be mounted.10. To keep the gasket in place, the donut was threaded with a 1/4x20 tap to allow the ga 11. The gasket was bolted on using these 1/4x20 bolts, and they will keep it in the center.11. The gasket was bolted on using these 1/4x20 bolts, and they will keep it in the cente 12. The coil and cylinder were ready to be put in place. 13. The cylinder was ready and finally outfitted with a gasket that will not squeak while driving!13. The cylinder was ready and finally outfitted with a gasket that will not squeak while SOURCE GO-EZ Customs 4110 E. La Palma Anaheim CA 92804 714-474-6339 http://www.goezcustoms.com By Saul Vargas Enjoyed this Post? Subscribe to our RSS Feed, or use your favorite social media to recommend us to friends and colleagues!
