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#724608 02/26/2011 12:34 PM
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my 46 panel rides hard..I used a set of M2 coils on my IFS..I had in the garage from previous projects..Will this be trial and
error for me?..does someone know how to order a softer ride coil? I tried that at our local parts store and they starred at me with wonder..


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You can also try Valley Spring Works in Dixon,CA. They custom made a set of coil springs for me. Excellent quality.
You got to tell them how much weight is on the front on the truck ( you can access that info thru the old salesman data books) and tell them how soft or firm a ride you want.


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