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Old 5th September 2015, 12:32   #3
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Originally Posted by jonc3725 View Post
As the forum member offering you the ZT springs I would say if you are changing all 4 then go for new and take the chance to lower it at the same time

If you want the car on the road quickly then buy some ZT rears. I wouldn't say that all the springs would go just because one has gone. My wifes previous 75 had a front snap on the drivers side so I changed both fronts for second hand ones and we never had another spring go. Changing all the springs is no small task especially as the front pinch bolts will be a *** if they have not been undone in years. The rears are a lot easier to change.

If you can afford it go for new all round and take the option to lower her if you want to. I think the ZT suits a lowered stance.

Only my opinion I am sure others will be along. I would not want to do the job with a bad back thats for sure
yes its what I was thinking go for lowered ... however the cost of a full set of lowered springs and the garage bill is going to be tight .. very very tight as I bought some new headlights and an upper inlet manifold already this month

I can do the full set of springs or the second hand ones and the garage bill but not both ...

on the connie I found the pinch bolts a piece of cake ..and they hadnt been touched in years
I guess its down tot he individual car

Ill give everything a good soaking in penetrating oil the day before anyway
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