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Vagetarian

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  1. If you used the LGT sedan rear springs they will be too soft for the heavier OBXT wagon.

    I used the original OBXT springs all the way around and a 1/2" spacer in the rear to even it all out.

    http://dl.dropbox.com/s/ahh25wztxua1p23/wintermode.jpg

     

    If you cut the bump stops rather than replacing them with the proper LGT version then you have lost the progressive bump dampening of the cone shape of the stopper. It's now more like a flat hard rubber stopper and it probably bangs when the soft spring compresses quickly into it.

    That makes sense with the bump stop. I thought that the suspension didn't normally come into contact with them. Thought they were more there as a safety. As for the saggy butt. I'm running 3/8" spacers in the rear and I still have an inch of difference between the front and rear wheel gaps. Do you know what your measurements are?

  2. I've had the sedan suspension swapped into my obxt for a couple months now but yesterday I just got around to measuring the distance between my tire and wheel well. I was surprised to find a 1" difference between the front and the back. The back sagging that much even with a 3/8" spacer. Do you guys think this could be from installing the springs improperly? I've noticed an annoying clunk noise on the rear whenever I hit bumps or potholes. To me it almost sounds and feels like I'm hitting the bump stops but upon inspection ot looks like I've got plenty of clearance. (cut my stock stops in half). Anyone else experience anything like this?

     

    Hardware:

    New Kyb struts

    100,00 mile used LGT sedan Springs

    3/8" saggy butt spacers

  3. I did do the install. You can cut down the bump stops just fine. I cut the stops in half on the front strut and the bump stops in the rear in half as well. The stock boot works great. Only thing I'm not happy about is the 3/8" spacer I went with. Still a little bit of sag in the rear. Going to change out for 1/2" or maybe even 3/4" for a bit of rake.
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