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![]() ![]() I used a homemade spring compressor to put what I was told are 100lb springs on to new Bilstein shocks. I carefully measured the length of the compressed springs on the original Boge shocks but when I relaxed the spring after putting on shock are not on completely straight. Not sure if this is a problem or not. I only did one so far. Don't want to buy a new expensive spring compressing tool if don't have too but if that is needed to do right will have to do so. Any advice? |
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You really don't care about the length of the compressed spring. . what you care about is the distance from the bottom mount bolt hole to the lower spring perch. . . If your are using the same springs, make it the same as it was on the other shock or the car will sit lower or higher, correspondingly. .
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