I tried them on my Bronco, they didn't do anything for me, except fall
out. Then I tried "Air Bags". You stuff them inside the coil spring
and fill them with air (50psi max., 10psi min.). These really help to
increase your spring rate, well worth the cost (~$70/pr.). You can also
get an in-cab system to add/subtract air while driving (via an electric
air compressor that you mount under the hood). -PapaRick
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A.Mateus wrote:
> What do you think about installing only coil spring spacers with the
> standard suspension (Toyota LC 90 series).
>
> Thanks.
> A.Mateus
>
>
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1972 MGB (Blue/Black top), w/1.8L 4-cyl inline, chrome bumpers
1990 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme International (w/3.1L engine)
1993 Bronco 351EFI E4OD/BW1356 D44-Ford8.8/open 2"-lift 35"-tires
1996 Jaguar XJ6, w/4.0L 6cyl inline, ABS/Trac_Control, 3.54 gears
