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Removing rear spring isolators

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Old Oct 8, 2003 | 01:28 PM
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Removing rear spring isolators

noticed quite a few people on other boards have been removing thier rear spring isollators.....wouldn't this cause some sort of negative impact on the vehicle? Or does it really not matter?
Old Oct 13, 2003 | 11:03 AM
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I removed them, as the Global West 90lb springs were too long to get my desired ride height. I just slid a heater hose around the 1st coil of the spring. I notice a little squeaking from the heater hose, but at least there is no metal grinding between the spring and the spring pocket.

I plan on installing shorter 10 inch (& slightly stiffer 150lb) springs from Strano to fit on my Global West height adjusters, and reinstalling the isolators in the future.
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