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Our stock 1972 914/4 has 100# Weltmeister springs on the rear that are at least 15 years old (but with very few miles) that a PO installed new. I recently took them off to measure their free length which was 14.5". A supplier of the springs measured new ones at 15.0".
I recently had a post about the excessive rear camber on the car, both wheels at 2 deg. negative. Most of the advice were the rear springs were weak causing the sagging, even with a stack of shims in place. So the question is, is a mere 1/2" of relaxing of the length enough to contribute to the large camber, or do I have something else going on? Has the spring's resistance (spring constant?) weakened? Is the free length even an indicator of weak springs? Thanks, jjs3rd914 |
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