Sprint Spring Rear Cutting
02-25-2003, 05:59 AM
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Originally posted by mzmtg
Your best bet is to just remove the rear spring entirely.
Your best bet is to just remove the rear spring entirely.
One coil makes sprint springs sit even.
It also changs the way they are designed to perform.
It also causes them to unseat themselves when you jack up your car.
02-25-2003, 09:26 AM
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Originally posted by njmaxseltd
One coil makes sprint springs sit even.
It also changs the way they are designed to perform.
It also causes them to unseat themselves when you jack up your car.
One coil makes sprint springs sit even.
It also changs the way they are designed to perform.
It also causes them to unseat themselves when you jack up your car.
Ant
02-25-2003, 09:34 AM
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Originally posted by ny96max
i dunno about all that. You guys should ask my boy Tony aka Araffio if hes had problems with his cut Sprints. From what i know, not ONE single problem.
Ant
i dunno about all that. You guys should ask my boy Tony aka Araffio if hes had problems with his cut Sprints. From what i know, not ONE single problem.
Ant
njmaxseltd I respect your knowledge for suspensions, but I think sometimes you are a little too anti-everything when it comes to stuff. Cutting a dead coil or two will not effect the way the spring performs or functions.
You are correct though, there is no need to compress the rear spring to install/remove it. Makes it easier actually....
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