what rear coil spring would i need to left my car up in the rear my 1991 cadillac fleetwood brougham
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don't really know I look up parts on rock auto a lot and stores like napa then enter part # on amazon to see about pricing if it has air suspension they prob make a conversion kit and a way to shut off or bypass sensors and such so the air ride light dosen't come on
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Hi AlexThese springs are not side specific. I just put them on my 06' Tacoma. They will change the height of your truck and make it a little stiffer.
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These leaf springs do not add lift. If you are experiencing "sag" in the rear, these will correct that and return the vehicle to "stock" ride height.
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Single, great leaf springs. I took out a 4 inch lift block and the new spring is even higher than the 4 inch lift block.
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The spacers will not work on some rear springs because the coil spacing is greater than the thickness of spacer. Typically rear drive solid axles are not candidates for these spacers. They can be used on many strut style rear suspensions but the coil spacing should be checked first. If the spacing is 1" or more, they won't do much for the ride height and would need to be tied in. In this case they will only limit wheel travel under jounce.
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Yes, leaf springs must be changed in pairs. Over time the steel fatigues and the leaf springs flatten out. On a 10yr old pickup truck w/ 150k miles on it the old spring was nearly 1.5 inches shallower than the new one when laid directly upon it.
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It comes with all the parts that you need. But be aware you need to remove the factory U bolts that are holding your stock leaf springs. This can be tricky because they can be pretty stuck on there if it has been several years since they were installed. I used a 3 ft breaker bat and an impact gun to make removing mine easier.
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No. The factory springs are under sized and relied upon the stock air shocks to help hold the car up. The springs on the Monroe shocks are there to assist the factory springs since they are insufficient to hold up the back of the car on their own.
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I used these for the rear coil springs in a jeep liberty. They are adjustable from about 1 inch to 3 inches. The front coil springs of the jeep liberty were too thick and tightly spaced to use these spring boosts...
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I tried on an 07 PDS with no luck on the front springs. Rear springs are perfect replacement, but front seem to be for an EZGO Shuttle.
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No, the springs that come in the Monroe 90007 Rear Strut Assembly do Not replace the ones that are on the car, they are integral (built into) to each shock/strut unit.
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No. You re-use your existing springs. They are sold separately if you need replacements.
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I have a 2005 DS Club car that had the single rear leaf spring. I put 6" lift kit and 22x11x10 tires on it and during the hunting season I broke one of the leaf springs. I measured the distance between the front and rear holes and the new heavy duty leaf spring would work on my cart. It measured 28-1/2" between bolt centers. They have been working great for me. I would think if you have the single leaf with 28-1/2" between bolts they should work fine for you. They are working great for me.
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None. This is a steering stabilizer. You want shocks. Usually rear and front are different. But your going to need other things for a lift as well....
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This strut comes with the spring all you have to do is just replace the stock. This strut has a 1 1/2" height its the best investment i had ever donem it feels good and ride teally nice I recommend tgis strut cant go wrong
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I think you are correct! From new factory springs this would probably be a 3.5" lift. From my 22 year sagging springs i did get around 6" of lift. I have had them on for around 4 months and they have not sagged. Also I used a 3.5" lift on the front of my jeep and this rear lift is close to level. I did not need to install spacers though any higher in the rear and i would have needed them.
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These are awesome springs Very hd. And are for the rear so they real don't affect do front !