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Old 09-18-2001, 02:48 PM
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Default Re: Deuce rear springs

Jim;
Don't buy the replacements!!! The latest replacement springs look better than the earlier ones, but they are still noticeably different than the originals. The differences are the anti-squeak pockets, they should be a rectangular depression at the ends of the leafs, not a small plastic protrusion or round depression. The shape of the 5th leaf is also a little different, as are the clamps.

Make sure you have the correct, original springs in the car, and then get them re-arched - I think its even cheaper!
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