shoes4pigeons
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thats great info thanks very much. i can see myself just buying some new springs so i know for sure! who would have thought it would be this complicated!
Springs not seating correctly
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Turboman
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New springs do give a lovely ride, and the vehicle sits well.
I put a new set of standard springs on mine about five years ago. The originals had done 100k, it lifted the vehicle about 2", and a nice ride. Had heavy duty on series before, found they made the ride very harsh.
shoes4pigeons
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its a mine field, you think you are doing something for the greater good and it comes and bits you on the ass! the other day i decided to flush the brakes and while i was at it fit new bleed nipples to the callipers as the old ones had seen much better days. i ended up spending an hour trying to get a new bleed nipple out of the calliper because it had chewed it up! in the end i put to original one back in!
Turboman
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Keep at it! Gets easier with experience!
