Replaced the springs & shocks with +2" Dobinson coils, + 50mm Raw Nitro Max shocks, a couple of things I learned, the front springs have the flat to the top, & the bottom butts up against a lip on the inside of the spring plate on the axle. Just some surface rust on the plate, all good. The back springs [ progressive] fit with the progressive part [ least gap] to the top. The best tip I could give is to find some one with a hydraulic press, After you drop the axle and take the old springs out [ using a good set of spring depressors] measure up, place the springs in the press, press to the measurement, [ evenly], hold there with the depressors, it fits in easy as. Just make sure you have the depressors set up to be easy to unwind. It's a different vehicle, very impressed. Next up is the steering guard. Bob
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