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There is a drawing which shows the springs "disassembled" - to include the form of the "caul" used as a guide to pre-tensioning each... -
Hey Phil, when are going for that ride in your vette. Want to do it in the near future since Colorado cools down and that year doesn’t...
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Quick look under the rear seat for gold bars ! Or maybe lead bars colored gold ! Count the number of leaves in the spring pack as stated...
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You could look to see whether the shackles are resting on the differential housing, that would point to a breakdown somewhere in the...
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This document is the one I used when I cold arched my front and rear springs (after replacing the three broken leaves in the front). The...
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Happens to the bhest of us.
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Suspenders keep the rear from hang’n low…
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If the springs are original or at least from an old rebuild, I have to wonder about the degree of metal fatigue, particularly at the...
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47; If you're up for it cruise over to the H.A.M.B. and search. There are several threads over there explaining and showing rearching...
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Yes the springs can be re-arched. If you are adventuresome you can try doing it yourself. I’ll look for a write up I have somewhere...
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count the number of leafs in the spring pack to make sure the correct amount are there. then also maybe there is a broken one. i have...
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Happy Halloween from Florida !
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47topless replied to the thread Sagging rear end.Really great replies to my questions. Thank you all, even the "suspenders":) guy. Phil
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47topless replied to the thread Sagging rear end.Heater??? I don't need no shtinking heater. I grew up in Montana where it's always 0 to -19F
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47topless replied to the thread Sagging rear end.This photo shows the stance of my Vickie. the rear tire fills the fender well. It looks too low to me.
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