Need stock spring codes; Help!
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Need stock spring codes; Help! I want to dump my Eibach kit and go back to stock springs. I went to the dealer and they gave me two part numbers for the springs...
2M-2N
or
2K-NL-ZP-ZR
How do I know which springs to order? These are the codes that are on the spring themselves... which I no longer have (obviously).
2M-2N
or
2K-NL-ZP-ZR
How do I know which springs to order? These are the codes that are on the spring themselves... which I no longer have (obviously).
Last edited by 6shifter; Apr 14, 2005 at 03:40 PM.
I've got my stock ones here, but all I can find is a yellow sticker on them that says FZM and a number 220xxxxx something. Where on the spring should they be?
Why don't you have the stock springs, did you trash them?
How much do they cost new? Have you considered get some from a salvage yard or asking around the forums? I'm sure other folks have their old stockers laying around.
If you want new ones and can find them, look for the 1LE springs. They are the same height, but 60lbs stiffer up front and the rears are progressive 130-180 instead of the 115 stock rate. Real sweet if you don't want lowering springs.
http://www.angelfire.com/my/fastcar/suspension.html
Why don't you have the stock springs, did you trash them?
How much do they cost new? Have you considered get some from a salvage yard or asking around the forums? I'm sure other folks have their old stockers laying around.
If you want new ones and can find them, look for the 1LE springs. They are the same height, but 60lbs stiffer up front and the rears are progressive 130-180 instead of the 115 stock rate. Real sweet if you don't want lowering springs.
http://www.angelfire.com/my/fastcar/suspension.html
Last edited by JasonWW; Apr 18, 2005 at 03:58 AM.
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Originally Posted by JasonWW
I've got my stock ones here, but all I can find is a yellow sticker on them that says FZM and a number 220xxxxx something. Where on the spring should they be?
Why don't you have the stock springs, did you trash them?
How much do they cost new? Have you considered get some from a salvage yard or asking around the forums? I'm sure other folks have their old stockers laying around.
If you want new ones and can find them, look for the 1LE springs. They are the same height, but 60lbs stiffer up front and the rears are progressive 130-180 instead of the 115 stock rate. Real sweet if you don't want lowering springs.
http://www.angelfire.com/my/fastcar/suspension.html
Why don't you have the stock springs, did you trash them?
How much do they cost new? Have you considered get some from a salvage yard or asking around the forums? I'm sure other folks have their old stockers laying around.
If you want new ones and can find them, look for the 1LE springs. They are the same height, but 60lbs stiffer up front and the rears are progressive 130-180 instead of the 115 stock rate. Real sweet if you don't want lowering springs.
http://www.angelfire.com/my/fastcar/suspension.html
I can't fond new ones except from GM, and all the info they have is what I posted above. They are of no help. I'd prefer new, but if I have to do salvage I will.
Any other ideas?
Thanks,
Dave
SLP sells "take off" springs, they say they have about 5 miles on them. The used to have front/rear combos but they must have sold all the rears. Im sure that GM will charge alot more that $25 for a set of new front springs(but I might be wrong?) You could get the SLP ones and a set of new/used rear springs for a decent price. hope it helps.
Here is the link...
http://www.slponline.com/view_product.asp?P=96305
Here is the link...
http://www.slponline.com/view_product.asp?P=96305
Try Ebay man, you can find anyting on there, of not give these guys a shot...they have just about EVERYthing...http://www.tacreationsusa.com/
My parts manual lists 3 rear spring part numbers but doesn't give any explaination to which suspension packages they are linked to. They are:
22132889, Code HS, HR, Hi, 97-02
10305134, Code TF, TH, TJ, TK, 93-02
22077421, Code TF, TH, TL, TK, 92-00
You might try running these numbers through the GM Performance parts WEB site to try to get more info on the applications.
22132889, Code HS, HR, Hi, 97-02
10305134, Code TF, TH, TJ, TK, 93-02
22077421, Code TF, TH, TL, TK, 92-00
You might try running these numbers through the GM Performance parts WEB site to try to get more info on the applications.
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Originally Posted by dgmiller
My parts manual lists 3 rear spring part numbers but doesn't give any explaination to which suspension packages they are linked to. They are:
22132889, Code HS, HR, Hi, 97-02
10305134, Code TF, TH, TJ, TK, 93-02
22077421, Code TF, TH, TL, TK, 92-00
You might try running these numbers through the GM Performance parts WEB site to try to get more info on the applications.
22132889, Code HS, HR, Hi, 97-02
10305134, Code TF, TH, TJ, TK, 93-02
22077421, Code TF, TH, TL, TK, 92-00
You might try running these numbers through the GM Performance parts WEB site to try to get more info on the applications.
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Verdad Gallardo Have you called SLP? Their "take-off" springs are basically new springs that they took off to put their springs on. They probably have some left over. It's a good deal and you can't beat the price for new springs.
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Originally Posted by SLPHawk300
Try Ebay man, you can find anyting on there, of not give these guys a shot...they have just about EVERYthing...http://www.tacreationsusa.com/
There's no such thing as a WS6 spring. Most WS6's used the regular TA springs, some were ordered with SLP level 1 or 2 springs. You might make sure they are not lowered springs.
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Originally Posted by JasonWW
There's no such thing as a WS6 spring. Most WS6's used the regular TA springs, some were ordered with SLP level 1 or 2 springs. You might make sure they are not lowered springs.
