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Old 04-19-2007, 06:14 PM   #1 (permalink)
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i have my old set of 3in RTE springs for a D1. they are less then 2 years old . less then 3k miles on them. they are dirty and im sure there is some oil on them some where . $200
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do they give a fulll 3 inches of lift or is it less? cus i dont want 3, at most 2
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RTE 3" springs give you more than 3" usually.
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Old 04-20-2007, 06:14 PM   #4 (permalink)
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it will be three for sure
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would those fit a 95 RRC?
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they may fit the RRC it looks like you have some mods what spring are you running now.
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I'm getting ready to lift my 97 Disco 1 XD. Already has the UJ rear propshaft. Right now I'm planning on running 235/85/16" tires. I was considering either RTE springs or OME 762's. Do you know if they will fit with stock shock mounts and Bilstien shocks? If they'll fit with the shock drop kit I may be interested.
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they may fit the RRC it looks like you have some mods what spring are you running now.

My truck is still stock as far as the springs go...it's got some HD spring conversion springs but that's it. (avitar pic is more like a goal, not my real truck...LOL)

So...you think they will fit?

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they are rr1-3 and rr4-3 let me know ill be near toronto on thusday
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My truck is still stock as far as the springs go...it's got some HD spring conversion springs but that's it. (avitar pic is more like a goal, not my real truck...LOL)

So...you think they will fit?

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i like the look of that truck in your avitar it has an equipe bumper ,

give me a call about the spring RRC are a little tricky some times
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