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Sagging Springs?
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Upland
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Gentlemen, I really appreciate the different perspectives. I've had MGs, Corvettes and 911s. I appreciate the simple honesty of the Sprite; and like to just bring it to a reasonable level of performance and handling. So this 50 year old car can be a what it was ment to be and maybe a little better.
Jim_Gruber
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I still cranked down on the U Bolts Iām my ā68. Go back and check torque to see if things are staying tight.
Jim, I figured you were just refereeing to your BE. Forgot you had a half elliptic car.
Kurt