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Old 08-05-2016, 22:14   #1
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Anyone got a standard t2swb rear spring they can measure for me as I have a set that were orange and wanna find out if they're longer than standard
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Old 09-05-2016, 08:37   #2
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Anyone got a standard t2swb rear spring they can measure for me as I have a set that were orange and wanna find out if they're longer than standard
Sorry mate, I've only got a set of standard LWB ones
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Sorry mate, I've only got a set of standard LWB ones
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Will they not be the same?? But can you still let mw know measurement of them
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might be the same length but 2+ springs will have more coils
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Will they not be the same?? But can you still let mw know measurement of them
I don't think they are the same, as I understand the owners of SWB use the LWB springs to do a 2" lift.

I'll measure my orriganal LWB ones in a bit..
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I don't think they are the same, as I understand the owners of SWB use the LWB springs to do a 2" lift.

I'll measure my orriganal LWB ones in a bit..
I put a set of LWB springs on my SWB and it hardly made a difference
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