blackfm:
Grandmasters @siena @gazzuzz @kingreign, what say ye, ye or nay?

Siena:


Nay.

These are not new. They are Coil Spring Helpers. They were designed to fit between the coil springs on the rear of vehicles that were subject to extreme loading when fitted with a tow bar, that was in turn hitched to a caravan or trailer. They were also used on the rear springs on estate cars to increase their load-carrying capabilities.

They are rarely used these days on modern cars, as they stressed other parts of the vehicle frame - spot welds and seams split, suspension mounting points distorted and buckled, ride comfort suffered, handling and road holding became unpredictable, suspension travel, compression and rebound were greatly reduced. This is because the springs were effectively prevented from compressing sufficiently for the dampers to work.

The result was a car that crashed and bounced over rough roads, often lifting a wheel. It was like driving a car with stiffer springs with the dampers removed. With Nigeria's crumbling road network, uneven roads, potholes (craters?) and roads with adverse camber, fitting coil spring assisters is a recipe for disaster, an accident waiting to happen.

Amazing new technology? Hardly. Divinne, like most opportunists, is out to make a fast buck, yet knows NOTHING about the "new technology" they're peddling to innocent and unsuspecting vehicle owners / users, without a care for their safety and well-being. He also knows nothing about the dynamics of the suspension of an automobile, nor the role it plays in keeping the wheels on the road.

Oh well. Greed is a huge motivator, so it's hardly surprising. This "amazing new technology" is strictly for the birds. Readers of this thread should avoid fitting this to their cars, or use at their own risk.

Divinne:




Hello Siena,

Thank you for your wrong understanding and explanation of the Polyurethane coil spring cushion buffers. As the distributors in Nigeria, we have so far supplied and installed the product in over 6000 Sedans, SUV's, Bullet-proof vehicles, also road-runners and transport lines in Nigeria without complains.

Shock absorber cushion buffer is designed the cushion the impact that goes to the shock absorber and other suspension components from bad roads, reduces the cost of repairing suspension components, maintains ground clearance when carrying heavy load, maintains vehicle stability when taking a sharp turn, increases tire and suspension life, reduces noise and vibration from the suspension, enhances the braking system, reduces drivers fatigue from long journeys, etc.

i believe we all are online and can simply google (Polyurethane shock absorber cushion buffer) for an educative explanation and demonstration of the product. pls try and watch the few minutes videos and see the forums that have discussed the product over the years from india, malaysia, spain, japan, UK, America etc. Also the product is selling heavily on Amazon, Ebay, etc.

@Siena, I am sure you have never seen or used this product before, pls do not misguide people that believe in you because of lack of knowledge and information. Guyz, welcome to this forum. With google search engine your can confirm any information and do not rely on anyone. For more Information, Pls visit https://www.facebook.com/shockabsorbercushion/ Thank you.

Inception:


Chai! you don f.uck up for here...

LeJeun3:



Hope you would be around when complaint start coming in. But by then ur pocket would be full and you would have moved on!

RazaqMB:
Following... please you guys should comment on this cos I wanna try them. Cc gazzuzz
@divinne what's the cost? Does it come in sets? Can it be installed in both front and rear?

Divinne:



Hello Guyz, Siena is right when he said that the product is not new. What has been around is the rubber shock absorber cushion buffers which would not last up to 3 to 6 months. The new thing is the Polyurethane material used to produce the cushion buffer. POLYURETHANE is a stronger material than rubber, soft as rubber and could be as hard as plastic. Please use your search engines for information. No complains on the product so far. For more info, pls visit http//www.facebook.com/shockabsorbercushion or call 07060408555, 08022228548.

davo3286:
I ordered and installed cushion buffer on my 2010 Honda Accord EX-L V6 shocks few days back. It was very easy to install. After installation I took it on a test drive on some of my usual routes in town and I must confess that I was impressed by the performance. Going over bumps is now smoother (not very bumpy) like before; My braking/stopping time reduced and more efficient; going round corners is smoother and more stable; I just love driving the experience. I'm give it 5stars!

corrall:
Hi everyone, like I said earlier I have had this Polyurethane cushion buffer installed in my 2011 toyota corolla since March last year and so far so good. My mechanic introduced me to the product when I changed my shocks to China shock which was supposed to last 6-8 months before giving issues. He said it will support and prolong the life of the China shock and so far so good. I looked it up online and read about it before buying and I am impressed.

Zoharariel:
CC: Siena, Gazzuzz, Ikenna351, EgunMogaji.

This product smells good to me and my head is telling me to give this guy a try but my heart is saying I should listen to Siena. Vehicle is a Bmw E60.

Guys - Pls, convince me

davo3286:
I ordered and installed cushion buffer on my 2010 Honda Accord EX-L V6 shocks few days back. It was very easy to install. After installation I took it on a test drive on some of my usual routes in town and I must confess that I was impressed by the performance. Going over bumps is now smoother (not very bumpy) like before; My braking/stopping time reduced and more efficient; going round corners is smoother and more stable; I just love driving the experience. I'm give it 5stars!