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Has what you are looking for.<br>
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Todd<br>
'88 Westy with Syncro.org springs.<br>
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  <pre wrap="">1985 Westy front springs are taller than later years. You could try those,
although I don't know if they're as tall as Syncro springs.

On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 5:47 PM, Danny <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:bruiserbabie@yahoo.com">&lt;bruiserbabie@yahoo.com&gt;</a> wrote:

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    <pre wrap="">So I was told that I could put syncro front and rear springs on my 2WD
vanagon. I got the rear ones on and then someone told me the front ones wont
cross over. My van is at the height I want it to be in the back (with the
syncro springs and gas shocks) but I want to lift the front now. Can any of
you please help me on this one? Or does any one have a set of the GoWesty
front lift springs? I called van cafe and Gowesty to see if they could sell
me just the fronts and they said they could not. Will the fronts fit? Thanks

Danny
'84 Westy (Vanny)

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