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About LinkBacksI just ordered my 2.5" cornfed spacers to replace my fabtech lift. I kept the stock springs and will purchase the stock shocks tomorrow. As i am looking at the project, I am scratching my head about how to mount the lower end of the coils. As many of you are aware, many of the aftermarket coils "sit" on a piece of metal or an adjustable piece. How exactly did the stock spring sit again? Anyone have any pics of a stock front suspension or one with spacers?
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Heres pic of the front strut assy.
Here is also a pic to Daystar spacers installed
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