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Originally Posted by leathermang
I agree with Pete also...unless there is a physical stop keeping the end of a spring from moving it is certainly possible for them to rotate.... they are just using the ramp model of trying to escape their load... and they will follow ' down hill' if they can... this is particularly true with the constant aggravation of movement which a suspension experiences.
But you need to measure the spring wire size...
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The lower spring perch has a slight shape to it. The very end of the last coil is designed to rest against a small stop in a bit of a depression. For the spring to rotate, it would have to rotate "uphill". This is not likely. If it did happen, the ride height would increase.
I'll probably put it up on a jack and take a look around, but, I'm not optimistic about it.