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Originally Posted by Rusty The coilovers are not load bearing per say. Just have the springs on them. Just make sure the double nuts on the bottom of the springs

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Old 05-13-2021, 09:48 PM   #10 (permalink)
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The coilovers are not load bearing per say. Just have the springs on them. Just make sure the double nuts on the bottom of the springs are tight.
I won’t be installing, I’ll have the shop install them. Making sure the double nuts on the bottom are tight don’t have anything to do with the dampers being aluminum right?
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