I always thought that the shorter springs go in the front and the longer ones in the back. On the Springs the long ones have 55 20 20 F and the shorter ones have 55 20 20 R. Does that mean that the shorter ones go in the back?

The drop is supposed to be 1.75 front, 1.50 back.

 

usually the taller springs go infront. the shorter fatter ones go in back

 

ohh for some reason i thought it was opposite. I thought since th edrop was more in the front, the spring should be shorter. ok thanks

 

Nah. and everytime i installed springs on a car the back springs had a gap.What i mean by that is that the top of the spring didnt reach the top of the shock tower. (no big deal) when installing front springs ur gonna need to use a spring compressor to put the front ones in. but for the back you dont. Post some pics after you install the springs .

 

The springs that are bigger more spaced out and stiffer go in the front, and the skinner looking ones go in the back and the coils are usually closer together.

 

So wrong. The fat big ones go in the back and they have the coils more spread out. The skinny ones that are taller go in front and the coils are much closer together.

 

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actually he is not wrong, i just installed tein s techs and struts, the fat ones are in the front, trust me i just did this.

 

thats so weird. because i installed skunk 2 on my friends lude and the fat ones went in back. and the car sits right. so idk it might depend on the springs