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Should I replace rear springs when replacing shocks? (850Wagon) 850

posted by  db on  Wed Sep 17 10:18 CST 2003
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IPD makes heavy duty coil springs.

Replacement is usually determined by a combination of miles and how loaded it is and how often. Springs lose there effectiveness over time (and exposure to elements...like salt, etc). Usually if it has been over 100K and you carry people all the time/cargo they will be ready for replacement...but not necessary. If it looks like it is hanging lower, that could give indication too.






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