Hi Tom:
Regular shocks will have no effect on the ride height. I think Victoria
British has new rear springs for around $100.00. My advise is to pick
one of these up. The cost is not that much more than air shocks. As an
option you can take your spring to a spring shop and have the arch
brought back up to specs. Here again the cost is probably not that much
different from a new spring but it might be worth checking out.
Hope this helps.
Jerry Judge
Tom Ambrose wrote:
>
> My Spit (like so many others) has a definite lean toward the driver side of
> the car. I've looked at the archives at it appears that some have attempted
> a fix with air shocks and others have replaced the rear spring. Well, I
> replaced the rear spring with another used one and it reduced the sag by
> about 1/2. I do have a third spring installed in my parts car which is
> level.
>
> But my question is (before I go through this again): Has anybody with this
> malady, just replaced the shocks and cured the problem? I mean regular
> shocks. I do have a set of Spax on the parts car.
>
> Tom
> Michigan (Battle of Brits tomorrow near Detroit!)
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