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03-07-2005 #1
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BNUTT, Dennis is the guy for this info for sure, We got ours in the mail the other day from speedway motors, they were 29.95 each, they look just like Dennis,s adjusters. www.Speedwaymotors.com the part number is 916-45552, we are running 650lbs Hypercoils and locating the adjuster on the lower control (so far), the web site was refered via David Pozzi. Good luck let us know your experience. Bob AZ.
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03-07-2005 #2
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Hmmmm. I suppose you can mount them either way. I've only ever seen them mounted with the adjuster up in the pocket though. Of course now that I think of it, most I've seen were being used by people who were trying to hide them for cheating purposes.
Let us know how they work that way and if they're easy to adjust. pics would be good too.
I'm going to use the weld in's on mine but I like the idea of the drop in's too.
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For sure Wally, the hang up will be that the coil is open on the bottom, if we can get one end to sit flat this will work good, it puts the adjuster in a nice easy spot to adjust it. And yeah these were designed to cheat, but I dont see why we cant make it easier on our selves and try to put the adjuster on the lower control arm.
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Just mount the spring upside down too, right? At least that would work with a set of AFCO's.
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We, will have to see what these hypercoils look like, but yeah, well no, cause the adjuter, you would want the flat side on it, and you need a flat side in the upper spring bucket, unless Im confussed or making a bigger deal out it then ther needs to be. :rolleyes5
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