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frount coil springs
#30650 03/23/02 11:50 AM
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I have a 47 stylemaster in need of one coil spring.
I am wondering the best way to go about matching the one I have. Or just replace both.
If I replace both, should I go new or used?
If used, is there a easy way to match up coils for fit and ride?
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Re: frount coil springs
#30651 03/23/02 06:46 PM
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ITSA47,

I have a 47 Fleetmaster, and I would definetly replace both at the same time. You may have a problem just replacing one. One side will have the strong new coil, and the other side will stay where it is. I replaced both of mine at the same time with a pair from chevs of the 40s as mine was leaning to one side. The fit great, and brought the ride height back up perfectly.
I think they were around $110.00 for the pair.
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Re: frount coil springs
#30652 03/24/02 07:58 PM
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Itsa 47
I have a few pairs of NOS coil springs if you are interesred.
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