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Old 03-20-2009, 03:58 PM   #23 (permalink)
alan93rsa
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Can't wait to see it once the springs have had time to settle.
The springs don't settle. What typically happens is the bushings in the suspension settle. Best way to avoid this and get the alignment right the first time is loosen the suspension points and allow the car to settle. Then tighten it up and do the alignment.

If you think about it you wouldn't want to buy a spring that compresses as a function of time.
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