dear heighters
interesting that one cold rely on a measurement of a spring that has been
working for more than 25 years
and hold that result against a new installation of unfatigued metal and then
comment on the difference as if it were a true result ..
is there a measurement from the factory ...
maybe one of those retired engineers from the competitor factory ... who now
runs a bed and breakfast aboard a yacht ..
(so the commercial says) can tell us the difference if there is one ... or
maybe go westy can comment on why theirs is different ..
if indeed is different from the OEM...

by the way reference to the commercial for those who have not sen it
a retired engineer is happy to be finnaly done with competing against the
brilliant minds at the competitor
then a VW Golf drives by and the bitterness returns ...

sigh best to own a vanagon and park ones bitterness in a different place ...

with low clearance ratio to make it inaccessible to one in a vanagon
yours

On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 1:59 AM, BenT Syncro <syncro@gmail.com> wrote:

> As the subjectline says, which is taller if one were to install it in a
> 2wd?
> Will the syncro.org Syncro front springs lift more than the conventional
> 2wd springs from an 85 Westy which IIRC is the tallest stock front springs
> available? Someone not on the Lists is asking.
>
>
>
> TIA,
>
> --
> BenT
>

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