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Old 09-09-2003, 10:25 PM   #2
CoryM
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A lot of the time you are better off just buying new springs. They run from $70-200 each pack. Springs get real brittle after that many years of work. I broke the main leaf on the RR of my camaro side stepping the clutch into 3rd. Was a little frightening since the back of the car dropped and swapped lanes. After I pulled out the pack I dropped it on the ground and more peices broke off.
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