rear suspension ride height

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rear suspension ride height

05-23-2005, 10:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Pete Burton

Brian, is there any way that the springs could have rotated in their seats during that 100 mile drive. If they could, they would -

I don't think they can, Pete. They are under some huge friction loads. Once you place them, that's where they are going to live. They contact a rubber pad on the top and the friction is very high.

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