Coilover Covers - Are they worth it? Winter is coming...

[Bolivianfuego]

With winter coming up, I was curious on your guys take on Coilover Covers. With winter coming up here in Northern VA, I was looking to buy a pair. From videos online I've seen--they seem to work in keeping them clean from debris and salt.

Was curious on your take and if you have a sleeve/cover you'd recommend (and length). And what I've seen is they're sold in pairs. Do we only cover the front Coilovers or also the rear too?

[seandon_792]

What I do every year while swapping to my winter set of wheels is scrub the threads clean with a wire brush and add a light coating of t9 boeshield. Haven’t ever felt the need for covers with this process


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[whts4]

Shock gators are great... run these year around over coil-overs to extend life of seals. Ideal for nothern winters, IMO.

[Bolivianfuego]

Shock gators are great... run these year around over coil-overs to extend life of seals. Ideal for nothern winters, IMO.

That's what I am thinking!

Do I need them for the rear shock and springs too? Or just the fronts?

[whts4]

Both. The rears see as much or more crud than the fronts.

[Bolivianfuego]

Thanks for clarifying! Was confused as they were only sold in pairs.

[Bolivianfuego]

I see that ISC is having a sale on their website. https://iscsuspension-na.com/store/C...vers-c11995043

What size should I buy for front and rear? Same size all around? Or is one smaller than the other? Their options area pair at 300MM and 370MM. What size or sizes should I order? Any help would be greatly appreciated.