Lowering spring install question
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Lowering spring install question I have done many lowering springs with stock shocks on other cars. or stock springs on different shocks. But Never changed both at the same time.
How do you position the rubber peice that goes between the spring and the spring perch? The springs I am installing are stranos and koni shocks.
THe one in this picture http://www.gmhightechperformance.com.../photo_12.html
And for the rear springs, I would assume just put them into stock position
How do you position the rubber peice that goes between the spring and the spring perch? The springs I am installing are stranos and koni shocks.
THe one in this picture http://www.gmhightechperformance.com.../photo_12.html
And for the rear springs, I would assume just put them into stock position
Last edited by some_punk; Feb 13, 2009 at 12:54 AM.
I have done many lowering springs with stock shocks on other cars. or stock springs on different shocks. But Never changed both at the same time.
How do you position the rubber peice that goes between the spring and the spring perch? The springs I am installing are stranos and koni shocks.
THe one in this picture http://www.gmhightechperformance.com.../photo_12.html
And for the rear springs, I would assume just put them into stock position
How do you position the rubber peice that goes between the spring and the spring perch? The springs I am installing are stranos and koni shocks.
THe one in this picture http://www.gmhightechperformance.com.../photo_12.html
And for the rear springs, I would assume just put them into stock position
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Launching!
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that was my first guess, but I wanted to be sure. Thanks alot. And I did go to LS1howto, it doesnt really help.
Good question. The top rubber isolator doesn't rotate, right? If that's the case then transamDriver is has the right idea. Make sure to seat the bottom of the spring perfectly to the rubber isolator. It can be a pain to get it all lined up properly.
