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June-16th-2004, 11:20 PM

G-Man

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sprint springs

baught em...
BUT...two of em are smaller then the other two
Meaning two are thicker coils and more spread apart and are bigger circle the the other ones which are tight coils and are more narrow then the others
help? anyone!??

June-27th-2004, 07:19 AM

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are you serious? are you still havin problems?

June-27th-2004, 03:16 PM

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2 are rear springs, 2 are front springs.

June-28th-2004, 12:35 AM

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one pair for the back and one for the front depended on what setup you drive 4wd or fwd determins where you put them if you have 4wd you want it soft on the back and stiff up front and fwd (which i hate and should be a crime to have ) you want the back to be stiff

June-28th-2004, 02:16 AM

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Originally posted by conz1
one pair for the back and one for the front depended on what setup you drive 4wd or fwd determins where you put them if you have 4wd you want it soft on the back and stiff up front and fwd (which i hate and should be a crime to have ) you want the back to be stiff

And what is so bad about FWD? From what I recall the AWD is faster off the line but FWD is better for pulling on top end due to the drivetrain losses of the AWD.

June-28th-2004, 03:01 AM

conz1

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yeah your right but if you dont have sticky tyres you will never catch a quick awd car is that car in the pic yours if so what you done to it if you got msn add me conradhooton@hotmail.com