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Old 21 Jan 2004, 10:15 am
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I finally got to install rear BTG lowering springs in my GT. Other than having a difficult time getting the dealer-torqued lug nuts off the wheels, the install was pretty simple.

Does anyone have pictures, looking at the installed springs from the back/underneath? The reason I ask is that while the car seems to sit properly, the bottom several rungs of the springs stay fully compressed together, and I didn't know if this was normal.

Thanks, Chuck.
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Old 21 Jan 2004, 09:22 pm
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Dont know if this helps...
Gray=BTG Yellow= Goldline

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Old 28 Jan 2004, 06:55 pm
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Hey Saki hows the ride w/ the Apexes now that you're driven w/ them for a bit?

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Hey Saki hows the ride w/ the Apexes now that you're driven w/ them for a bit?

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Niiiice....Either that or Ive gotten used to them. I need to drive a stock GT. Between the springs and teh struts/shocks...who knows
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Old 28 Jan 2004, 11:08 pm
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"bottom several rungs of the springs stay fully compressed together" is that right??
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Old 31 Jan 2004, 03:49 am
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Maybe you have the springs upside down. Would upside down make a difference?
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