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Spitfire Spitfire Suspension
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Don_R
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It went so easy that I am sure something else is ready to break.
Haven't had it out for a drive yet. Found the lock screw for the points is stripped and want to fix that first.
As far as feel though. prior to the fix, I could feel the rear sag when I sat in the car. Now I can't feel any movement.
Hope this fixes some of the banging noises I heard in the rear when I drove it last.
Haven't had it out for a drive yet. Found the lock screw for the points is stripped and want to fix that first.
As far as feel though. prior to the fix, I could feel the rear sag when I sat in the car. Now I can't feel any movement.
Hope this fixes some of the banging noises I heard in the rear when I drove it last.
bgbassplyr
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Another one of the 'saggy bottom boys' has left the building.
frankenstang57
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Fun job, isn't it? :laugh: