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You sure you got them springs mounted in the right holes, Jack?!?! Were you plannin' off-roadin' her? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/jester.gif
Wait 'til she's on her feet with all the gear mounted. THEN if it seems high, you still should give her some time to "settle" a bit. Put some miles on her.Could just be the springs are stuck together at the interleaving faces. New paint and all that. She really doesn't weigh that much back there, y'know.
Well, Mr. Laird, it looks as though I'm off on a road trip next weekend to pick up 2 948's and a smooth case tranny for the '58. All the way to Duluth.
Jeff
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