Help someone...I have a saggy rear end!

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66gt
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Help someone...I have a saggy rear end!

Post by 66gt »

Hey all,

I just noticed on my MK1 GT that the driver side rear spring has some saggosis goin' on, is there a way to correct it rather than replace? If I have to replace, where can I obtain one? Also, are there any upgrades and where to find?
Thanks all you EnFoers!

Steve
peteleo
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Post by peteleo »

Steve,

Check the shocks first to be sure they are operating evenly. A worn rear shock can cause the suspension to tilt to one side and also worn shackle bushings.

High mileage leaf springs can be reproduced at a suspension shop.

Pete
66gt
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Post by 66gt »

Pete thanks for the chime in. I thought that was the protocol checking it. Also, its good information about the leaf that can be reproduced as I was told it couldn't.
Pete if you can send me your phone # in a PM as I'm need some parts to purchase if you have them.
Thanks my friend,
Steve
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Post by peteleo »

By the way, leaf springs are made only in pairs. Here's my # 650-578-0304
Talk to you soon.
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Post by peteleo »

Steve,

Good talking to you yesterday.

Kip can redo your top mounts in urethane for $175 ea. Check the bearing races to be sure they are still good before sending them.

Pete

http://englishfordparts.blogspot.com/
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