My off-road guy says the spacer always goes on the bottom. But WTF does he know.Always glad to get your inputs Ldub, I was beginning to think something had happened to you. I was going to send the posse over to your house to see if you were stinking up the place.
I'm also starting to wonder about Tom, long time no hear from him either
Ooops, wrong quote. Meant to be: No...you replace the stock "spring isolator" with the spacer...the stock isolator is only about 1/4" thick. Knock it off about the A/C, I turned mine off for the winter and doubled my HP, lol.
3" suspension lift, shocks: Rancho 9000, tires 33"x11.5", wheels 16"x8", offset= 0, no front sway bar
That's a commonly held belief...but not true of Isuzu.
Our lower spring perch is formed to accommodate the end of the coil, so it doesn't rotate. The top of the spring is ground flat, to fit the upper perch...
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...I ain't dead or nuthin'....but I STILL stink up the place...
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Didn't know that. I always thought both ends of the compression spring were ground flat. So the OEM spring is not??? I have after-market springs I don't recall for sure but I think they were flat? Not from Cal Mini or OME. Have you tried spraying your pits with WD40 it works well as an after shave too. Heheheh!
Yep...pretty much...
One of the OG plank holders...
Aaa-OOOOOOOO werewolves of Glyndon...
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