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Old 06-13-2014, 10:59 AM
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What kind of coil spacers have you seen work? I tried the ones with two plates and two bolts that spread and keep the coil from compressing and they don't work well. They invariably shift over time and make for a very stiff ride. I have been flirting with trying the spacers that you put above the coils, but they are over half as much as new coils and the reviews all say that they get you "near" stock height. I would rather go a little over than put in all of the effort and still be under. I don't get out of Cache Valley often, but if I get down to SLC, I will have to give that yard a shot.
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