DrEntropy
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Registered: 09/15/05
Posts: 24161
Loc: Elsinore, DK
Depends on the access you have to the spring. It says "strut" spring compressor in the ad, that usually means the unit is out of the vehicle when it is time to use the tool. It may be awkward to fit that rig into an LBC wheel well and get the proper purchase on the spring while in-situ. Tough to say without tryin' it. It would likely work on th' wedge front ones after you have the strut assembly out, tho.
Just my 2p.
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tony barnhill
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Registered: 11/16/02
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Loc: Gurley, Alabama, USA
Can't talk about Triumphs; but, you don't need any type spring compressor for an MGB - the spring can't get out of its enclosure when all the tension is released.
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