Do Springs normally rest against the C-Gussets?

jorgelrod

jorgelrod

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I figure they are plenty to beefy and they won't bend, but I'm curious if that's how everybody else's end up
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4x4Jesus

4x4Jesus

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Pretty sure that's normal I seem to recall mine sitting that way and they were installed by ORE
 
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BertaNation

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I have been told mine were installed upside down. What do yall think. This pick was taken by the shop that installed them
 

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BertaNation

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Nope I actually just figured it out the other day. Had them on for about 4mo. Is there actually something the shop could do
 
jeeeep

jeeeep

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BertaNation said:
This is the reply I got from the shop when I asked them about it
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in other words, they aren't experienced enough to not destroy the ball joints let alone understand the concept of how the C's function :doh:

Every C I've seen bent over the last 30+ years has always been the top, this also includes muscle cars when we'd put wide tires on them because they were chick magnets and looked cool lol.

I had my C's welded on at my local muffler shop, they protected the ball joints, pre-painted the gussets with weldable primer to keep them from rusting before welding them on and painted them black when they were done :thumb:
 
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