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Old 01-28-2010, 11:10 PM   #1
vegaschevy
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coil springs not sitting flush

I have a problem with my springs. The lower control arm has the end where your suppose to align the end of the spring with. If I do that the top is about 90 degrees off from sitting flush as they are kind oval.

I can turn the spring counterclockwise which does not put the bottom on top of the lip as it is going the opposite direction. Is this OK to do? What are everyones thoughts on this? It will let the top sit flush and the bottom is still flush it is ust not at the end where the indentation stops



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