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Left and right coil springs

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Left and right coil springs

Post by Fishin' Dave »

I notice my new coils have L/H on one and R/H on the other - both front and rear. I can't see any difference - does it matter?

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Post by joeblow »

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Post by j-top paj »

yes,
one will be a different spring rate to account for the drivers weight
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Post by johnsy86 »

yes it does as as stated above, nearly all 4wd and majority of car springs have specific left and right sides put them side by side and see one may be slightly higher.
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Post by Fishin' Dave »

j-top paj wrote:yes,
one will be a different spring rate to account for the drivers weight
What about a fat passenger... - Oh now I know why I see those stickers that say "no fat chicks" - it's a suspension issue. And here's me thinking they were being mean!
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Post by hiy6o »

can also vary due to fuel tank positions and any other constant loads , so the fat chick in the passenger seat is unlikely to be there constantly. Unless you got her pregnant then you could order the shotgun wedding spring set which comes with a very hard LHF spring :finger:
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Post by mavzilla »

GU S HAVE A DIFERENT SPRING TO COMPENSATE FOR THE EXTRA FUEL TANK (oops cap lock) and the right springs are generaly a couple of mill higher in normal other applications
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Post by bogged »

no, they just put the stickers on them to break up the colours.
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Post by MightyMouse »

bogged wrote:no, they just put the stickers on them to break up the colours.
You've seen through there clever ploy to stock twice as many spare parts..... :oops:
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It seemed like a much better idea when I started it than it does now.
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