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Old 09-23-2003, 08:43 PM   #5
jrgoffin
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Thanks again. Yeah, I love driving my car, tons of power and great handling!

The springs were a bit of work. I didn't want to spend the $200+ for the Ford internal spring compressor, so I bought an "outside" compressor (or a set, rather) from a local auto parts store. The problem is the lack of room between the a-arm and the upper perch - I had to cut the threaded rod on each compressor down so I could wedge it in. It would have been easier to drop the control arm, but even with a torch, the lower bolts wouldn't budge!

It worked out though, and the ride is well worth it!!
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