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Date:         Fri, 16 Mar 2001 19:00:10 -0600
Reply-To:     Rich Propsom <Rich@PROPSOM.NET>
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From:         Rich Propsom <Rich@PROPSOM.NET>
Subject:      Spring Break Again
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A couple of days ago posted a request looking for information on rear coil springs. Current response indicates.

1. Check your clearance so you can get it out of the garage. (sounds like someone talking from experience:-)

2. Boge springs will lower about 30 mm.

3. Boge springs ride great, bases on 100 miles of driving & they are not the best if you have 15" wheels

Based on this limited response I "must" make the assumption that:

1. Very few vanagon springs have ever been replaced because they never wear out.

2. If they ever need replacing, list members use only VW OEM.

3 Or most list members have synchros, thus the springs are different and they cannot comment on lowly 2wds.

All kidding aside, I would appreciate your experiences and advice both good and bad on not only these options but any others you might have. There was some mention in the archives about a group purchase. Were these "normal" height? What has been the experience, to soft, to hard or justtttt right?

Sorry about the fanaticism but springs are such a Major commitment, don't want to goof up and be stuck with a poor decision.


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