can this spacer use on the front spring
1672471
I was not able to use it to compress the front spring as the spring diameter was greater than the spacing between the bolts.
1672472
Yes but not worth the effort the results are not what you would expect. I used them to get my spring compressor out from the center of the springs on my 62 and 62 Chevy they spread the springs just enough to fish the hooks out the side.
1672473
You can but if you're trying to get that lower stanced look I suggest not buying these they drop your car but don't make much of a difference coil overs or air bags would probably be best
1159238
That depends on the supplier. Mine did not include the spacer. I am still looking for a supplier of the individual spacer.
248155
Only if you want to. I dont use spacers on my wheels. Just as long as you dont tighten the wheels down to where they dont move you will be fine.
2195853
I would think no if the springs are on the small side. It is meant for larger springs.
1728204
In my opinion no you can not get 2'' of lift from installing two spacer donuts. Your springs would have to be totally collapsed to gain 2'' of lift!
890996
They work amazing.. No spring needed.. Only thing is a bushing needs to be drilled out and and trimmed. a 5/8x 1/2 x 1 spacer is also needed... Easy to do
428042
I am not sure. I didnt try and fit it on the front. I feel like it would be too long for a front rack.
1178349
It should. The rear stand is slide adjustable for the rear spools and the front has a spring loaded "cradle" for the front forks. Little advice...If you really need a front stand...look into a "triple tree" stand. Found out about those AFTER I bought these
1398108
It should it comes with a rubber spacer... I didn't use the clamp for mine I used it on a steering wheel that only need the center bolt
691031
It looks like one could do so, if one added mounting clips onto the front suspension, such as that shown here:https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10204376979090049&set;=o.152191818153922&ty;pe=1I have not actually done it, but the user who took the photo claims to have done so, as shown.
691028
Most front suspension forks have canti brake mounts (the eyelets on both sides of the fork). If so, it should work, but I must stress that your going to have to do a bit of adjusting/tinkering to fit it the way you want.
1061601
The two front mounting holes are below each tap at the base, so yes. The two rear mounting holes are equally spaced as the front.
184910
It's a spacer so it won't work for what you want. I would search for "adapter".
2186928
Im not sure if you pull the cover off the drive pulley by the front wheel and it has that same spring I would think it should work I just matched them up by the way they both looked if it doesnt look the same as this one I would try looking for a different one
59630
No. Works fine with the standard buffer and spring. Simply swap out and you are ready to go
1619737
Yes, you can do only the front. I would recommend a quick strut assembly, they are much easier and will not take as long. If you buy just the strut you will need a coil spring compressor to change the coil spring and mounts.
1607402
Are you using the spacers included? There are two sizes; one should make it work