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HP Autosport · 05-03-2022, 02:13 PM

Lots of KW springs are known to sag over time. Sometimes even new sets need to be maxed out to get the ride height needed for the back of the car.

What is the free length of the rear springs? Should be around 9". have a look at the spring and inspect for the coils contacting each other(coil bind). You will see a thin line of missing powder coat between the coils.

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