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Old 06-04-2001, 02:30 PM   #1
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Post Legacy L and GT spring differences?

I know that the GT springs are stiffer but do they have the same ride height? My wife has a L wagon and the springs are way too soft. I don't want to lower it because we really load it down when we go camping, so I'm thinking about getting some GT springs.

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Yes, there is a difference. I'm not sure what it is... probably .5 " or so...

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Old 06-05-2001, 07:20 AM   #4
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Thanks for the info. I guess the stock hight Whiteline springs are the same height as the GT springs? I think I'll email Don at PDM and ask what he recomends, I've ordered stuff for my 240sx from Don and he is a great help.

PS If anyone has GT wagon springs for sale email me!
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Old 06-05-2001, 02:09 PM   #5
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Unless you can get a set of GT springs for way cheap ie. FREE, it would seem to me to be a better deal to get the Whiteline springs. Better product (as far as performance) and most likely a better price than that of OEM GT springs at retail.
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