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Old 05-01-2017, 01:23 PM   #19
hewittca
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Re: coil spring clock position

I think these last two photos you posted are the key to the answer. You can tell from that bottom up angle that the top D loop in your spring doesn't appear to be as complete and defined as the D in a stock spring. It does not appear that your spring would seat and stay put in any orientation. As in, there is a wide enough gap between the end of the spring and the next coil that it can slide off center from the D seat in the upper mount. The spring should extend with a flatter region as far as the paint scraped area you can see in that bottom up photo.
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