Coil springs, which way up.

tell you what he said let me explain about him. Firstly what he has
forgotten about fixing cars I would be pleased to know! His full-time
occupation is preparing race cars and restoring all sorts of cars
especially classics; and he races them too. His workmanship is just
incredible. His speciality if Alfa Romeos but is not confined to them
only. His 2.0 litre Alfa laps Swartkops at equal times with Ben
Morgenrood's 7.0 Mustang!! In fact if Morgenrood is not in front of
him he can lap quicker times.

Dave I've spoken to my daughter's father-in-law about this. Before Itell you what he said let me explain about him. Firstly what he hasforgotten about fixing cars I would be pleased to know! His full-timeoccupation is preparing race cars and restoring all sorts of carsespecially classics; and he races them too. His workmanship is justincredible. His speciality if Alfa Romeos but is not confined to themonly. His 2.0 litre Alfa laps Swartkops at equal times with BenMorgenrood's 7.0 Mustang!! In fact if Morgenrood is not in front ofhim he can lap quicker times.

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He says the compressed part of the spring USUALLY goes to the top but
states that it works just as well at the bottom. He went on to say
that the spring bulging is not necessarily of concern and quotes some
Mercedes Benz that do exactly this. He states unless the diameters of
the spring and the seat are incorrect it should not be a problem iN
that it shouldn't pop out.

Hope this helps.

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On Jan 30, 6:44 pm, <> wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I am going to be killed for this but have we got the coil springs the right way up, with the concertinaed part of the coil at the top (refer attached pic). I could swear that when I took them off they were the other way around but maybe it does not matter? Jan the complete axle illustration in the workshop manual actually shows them the other way around with the concertinaed part at the bottom !
>
> Another query I have is that the springs are not straight? The shock absorber is straight but the springs are more forward at the front (you can see it in the pic). Is this right?
>
> Jan, thanks for all your help and Bertus thanks for the loan of the trolley jack!
>
> Dave
>
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