Baffle height is 3 in. My spring clips are only 4 in above finished ceiling. Will the coil springs provide tension?
271455
If you have the 6" high hats then these are good. You can rotate the baffle a few degrees to provide additional tension
271456
I have found that even if the hook of the spring doesn't provide enough tension, you can always just use a spring coil further down. I've had to do that many times on a basement remodel.
11820
You can use shims to help the pinion angle, but yes, I got 3.5 inches at least. Maybe because my old springs were sagging a bit too. I went with SYE but you could probably get away without it if you correct with shims.
977509
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...
959835
No. You might have to buy different blocks to get the ride height even with the front. Depending on what lift you have on the front. No way to tell until it is on. If you have a 6" lift in the front and a stacked blocks in the back, you would remove the non factory block and install these springs.
1305954
Paul. The clips are spring loaded and can be pushed just far enough to disengage them from the vent. I had the same problem and used a small screwdriver to push one side at a time to disengage them from the vent. Hope this will help.
302845
These springs give about 2.5" all around. The front will give a little more. I recommend if you get the springs to order the shocks as well. The stock shock won't last long and the ride will be a little rough. Eventually you will have to change the shocks.
1269011
Both answers are correct. The secret is the clamp on first -about where you want the top of the baffle to be.
300883
Rad, I didn't measure mine - just reused them. I don't have to deal with a lot of rust so they were fine. No problems with the springs so far.
796206
I purchased longer ones that were made for heavy duty leaf springs. I think there about 1/4 or 1/2 inch longer which will make it easier to re-mount the u-bolt.
1166324
They would be too stiff for the ceiling. Not at home to measure the length but I'm guessing 1/2 to 3/4 in.
971060
Doing remodel so havnt used yet. I have 9' ceiling so hope it works.sorry not much help.
1661487
I used it for my old FJ 40 and only needed about 8". The problem with the low ceiling is you have no way to pull a vehicle back in if the shell stays there. I was able to get my roof within 6" of the ceiling.
1562284
You simply push the baffle into the can and the clips hold it in place...kind of like spring loaded. Works great. We are very happy with them!
1799378
I personally don't like spring tensioners. I didn't use mine. I just let the cords hang and trimed the cords to my liking.
30858
The part of the ruffle that hangs down is 13" but there is a 2 to 3" gather that fits over the box spring.I would say this would not be to long.
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Should - But the spring on one of my two clips had moved out of position, and I had to figure out how it was supposed to be affixed to the unit, to keep the proper tension against the drywall. Once I got that worked out, the design proved to have sufficient gripping power to support the weight of the unit. Hope you don't have to go through that experience to get things working right.
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No, it is not the coils that make the difference of shading or lining, it is the pressure off the spring arm, you will need to adjust accordingly, they sell a little tool you can use to measure the tension.