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550# springs up front and blocks out back will get ride of the unsightly fender-wheel gaps... and looks just right good with that size tire. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
just ... uhmm ... make sure yer not riding yer bump stops when yer done... the wonderful dips and bumps we have out here in SoCal can be a bit abrasive when yer riding your stops... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
The cure in front to bump stopitis is to flip the spacer to the bottom after cutting it in half and trimming the rears a 1/2 inch with a hack saw. I had posted a pic of my V6 front end with this done a couple of weeks ago.
Tom - I'm getting ready to do that trick on my GRM car...& I cut the rear bump stop in half the other day when I was restacking the rear springs to lower it about 1-1/2"
Well I had to make a decision yesterday about the suspension. Unfortunately I just dont have the time right now to do it right. I have all the parts waiting so when its time it should go quick.
Since I have to head back to the cold on Sunday I'm just going to go enjoy driving for the next few sunny days. When I get back I'm going to go ahead and pull the crossmemeber and get it powdercoated and rebuild the rest. Fortunately its still it pretty good shape so it doesn't bug me to leave it as is.
Tonight she finaly comes home and then on thursday the true test begins as I'm going to take her to visit moss and pick up the last piece I need. Should be a fun 200 mile trip.
I love the way the new bumpers look,..kinda wish I'd done it,..but heck,..this is Boston the home of the fender-bender /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
You said that you encountered some problems with the fiberglass bumper that Stewart has and you decided to keep the original. I'd like to know more on these problems.
I might change my mind but I really like the grid.
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