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HOTRODSRJ
Jan 28th, 03, 02:49 AM
I have just got around to putting the springs in my wife's 69 ragtop and it seems to me that the springs are a bit stiff?

Are there any other lighter springs available? I have not got all the vacuum up and running yet to see if they work?

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STEVE "Jack'Stands" JACK
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RickD
Jan 28th, 03, 03:31 AM
Man, stiff isn't the word!! To put them on, the pivot shaft winds up cocked due to the tension which quickly breaks/wears out the cheesy plastic bushings. I haven't experimented with lower tension springs, yet. Hopefully, others will chime in. I'm all ears.

Everett#2390
Jan 29th, 03, 01:11 AM
Try www.leesprings.com (http://www.leesprings.com)

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Everett "OBJECTS IN THE MIRROR APPEAR QUICKLY UPON RAPID DECELERATION"

Winch
Jan 29th, 03, 03:29 AM
Are these those small springs that I think you have to attach behind the headlamp? Do you have to remove the headlamp and approach them from the front?
I never hooked those back up on my 68 and I've always wondered what effect they would have. Will they take the sluggishness out of closing and return the doors to a full closed position? Mine kind of go slowly especially the last little bit and the doors don't seem to close all the way (I can push them closed just a bit more after they stop).

HOTRODSRJ
Jan 29th, 03, 03:31 AM
EVerett.......I don't get it? That site is full of pop ups and junk?

What gives?

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STEVE "Jack'Stands" JACK
Techical forum/links at Jack'Stands TechForums and Links (http://www.inccn.net/techforum.htm)

Winch
Jan 29th, 03, 03:35 AM
I agree. It took about 10 minutes to get rid of all the pop-ups.