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like it says, front and rear, for a 4 cylinder
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Brett
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Brett
WTD Set of W202 Elegance Springs !!!!!! :)
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It may be obvious but try a dealer? I understand that springs are coded depending on the car and the specification, if you give a dealer the VIN number they should be able to find the correct springs.
Any 202 you may find as a source of parts is likely to have tired springs?
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you are correct about the tired springs my local breaker has 4 plus 202's knocking about which i could easily take the springs off but the reason for posting here i was hoping that someone had replaced their non tired springs with sport springs !
Basically I just want the springs to experiment with. My car is a Sport model with the slighly lower suspension and as my daily commute has 150 plus speed humps and i scrape my bumper pulling into my drive everyday i was thinking about jacking it up a bit ! I wasnt really prepared to spend shed loads of dosh buying new oem springs as they may or may not work correctly with my sport shocks and the car is only a old hack anyway !
Basically I just want the springs to experiment with. My car is a Sport model with the slighly lower suspension and as my daily commute has 150 plus speed humps and i scrape my bumper pulling into my drive everyday i was thinking about jacking it up a bit ! I wasnt really prepared to spend shed loads of dosh buying new oem springs as they may or may not work correctly with my sport shocks and the car is only a old hack anyway !
