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#1 Post by David6214 »

I know mart did a post on this a while ago, but I can't find it. I have a pair of these which I will probably fit to my dolomite if I can work out what they are.....

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Here are the dims I took from an old set of standard Sprint springs.

Front

Sprung = 10"
Unsprung = 14"

ID = 3 3/8"
OD = 4¼"

Rear

Sprung = 10"
Unsprung = 11½"

ID = 2 3/4"
OD = 3½"
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