# This is on the fronts though....nm

Posted by James (2 VE's ) on September 17, 2002 at 13:07:19:

In Reply to: I had that 'floating freely' problem....it's kinda hard to get them seated properly....gotta mess with it forever....nm posted by James on September 17, 2002 at 13:04:23:

: : tried to call him and forward the input ya'll just gave me, and hes on the phone with Susp. Techniques trying to figure out what he's doing wrong. I didnt talk to him but his partner said that once the assembly was, well, assembled (I assume he's still talking rears here) that the spring itself is sort of floating freely and not holding onto the mounts or whatever the spring is normally seated into.

: : glad I didnt try this myself.

: : i'm sure my boneheaded descriptions of all this are making the guy sound like an idiot (when that is actually me) but does anyone in central Mass. know a good mechanic with aftermarket/mod experience in the Metrowest area? west of Boston, east of Worcester...

: : thanks
: : m@

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: : : tried to call him and forward the input ya'll just gave me, and hes on the phone with Susp. Techniques trying to figure out what he's doing wrong. I didnt talk to him but his partner said that once the assembly was, well, assembled (I assume he's still talking rears here) that the spring itself is sort of floating freely and not holding onto the mounts or whatever the spring is normally seated into. : : : glad I didnt try this myself. : : : i'm sure my boneheaded descriptions of all this are making the guy sound like an idiot (when that is actually me) but does anyone in central Mass. know a good mechanic with aftermarket/mod experience in the Metrowest area? west of Boston, east of Worcester... : : : thanks : : : m@