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rear coil springs #857206 01/03/08 09:51 PM

Joined: Dec 2007

Posts: 71

San Fernando Valley, CA

LAMONTEROGUY Offline

Getting the Wheeling Fever

I just replaced the rear shocks with KYB's about 3 weeks ago. Before doing this, the rear was very bouncy, and would bottom out going through dips and so on. Even with new shocks it feels like the rear may be still a little to bouncy, but not as bad before

1)What is the best way to test if the rear springs are bad?
2)How easy/difficult is it to replace the rear springs?

Marc
1990 Montero LS

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
rear coil springs	LAMONTEROGUY	01/03/08 09:51 PM
Re: rear coil springs	justice	01/03/08 11:00 PM
Re: rear coil springs	KrzyDav	01/04/08 01:39 AM
Re: rear coil springs	LAMONTEROGUY	01/04/08 06:02 AM
Re: rear coil springs	KrzyDav	01/05/08 12:27 AM
Re: rear coil springs	off-roader	01/05/08 12:30 AM
Re: rear coil springs	LAMONTEROGUY	01/05/08 04:33 AM
Re: rear coil springs	hazy_daze	01/05/08 04:41 AM

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