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[alfa] Re: [alfa] How High-Rear Suspension?



Jason....
    Just put the rear high enough to lift the tires, put jack stands under
the axel, remove the wheels, put the jack under the control arm to relieve
tension on the rear bolt, remove the bolt and lower shock nut and lower
away....you can pull the shock to the side and slide the spring out....
Frank Smith
69 1750 Spider
72 GT JR
Cockeysville, MD
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jason Glover" <jason.glover@domain.elided>
To: <alfa-digest@domain.elided>
Sent: Friday, March 19, 2004 11:53 PM
Subject: [alfa] How High-Rear Suspension?


> How high do you have to jack up the body on a 70's spider to unload the
> tension on the rear springs? I'm thinking of a rear bushing replacement
> and wanted to know how feasible it is without using spring compressors.
> If I have to get the car 3 feet in the air to get the springs out I
> don't think I want to tackle it. Any suggestions?
>
> Jason Glover
> bellingham, WA
> '76 Spider
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