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MGB-GT GT springs in a Roadster
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The roadster I have now has a full GT suspension in it. It's a little hard but man does it handle well. I've taken on another project and happen to have a set of GT springs. On this one I do not want to use the GT spring so I was wondering if I could just remove a spring and then they'd be roadster springs. I do not have two next to each other to compare.
tony barnhill
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Yes, you can remove leafs from a GT spring & use them on a roadster.