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Could always buy new!!! I did
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What did yours run you? And where did you source them?
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I'd suggest going with rough country or someone for new ones.
Improvements in designs for lift springs has made them more soft.
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I'm on the imaginary line between MI and OH...the rust belt. Doesn't mean I have to partake in it though. lol
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Yep....driven alot of it. Finally wised up and stopped buying vehicles from around here.
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Wise and northern salt are not even mixable in the slightest
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My favorite is the lack of metallurgic understanding.....the utter love affair manufacturers have with putting steel bolts into blind cast aluminum holes. Good lord.
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Isn't that what causes most engine and body aluminum to so pitted, flaky, dusty, brittle, and the iron to he.. kinda like it's been partially dissolved?
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They gall and then are as good as welded. Old Volvos are infamous for it....everything AC or transmission related - they are incapable of assembling any part of it without the steel in aluminum stunt. Older ones went so far as to attach trailer hitches to the (aluminum) bumper bar. I had a 20" cheater bar, with a 36" breaker bar on top of it - put my arms against the rear axle and my legs into the bars. It ripped out a tennis ball size section of the bumper before the bolt would let go (and yes, this after hours of heat, PB, etc).
I see that anymore and just know its time for C-4 or heavy artillery.
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