I was browsing the web and I came across a post about these Sumosprings. Anyone have any experience with them? BITOG members what is you opinion?
Sumosprings
- Thread starter brslds
- Start date
- Status
I have used something similar in the rear of a sagging car to help with bottoming out with rear passengers. Yeah, they work OK but, they crack after a while and need to be replaced.
I had to lube up the rubber helpers(as I call'em) and reeeeeally pry open the coils in order to slide the rubber helpers through the coils enough to work/fit. It's a bit of work but, won't take all day either.
It's really a matter of 20 minutes per side and a lot of strength(depending on the springs. And if needed, you can use 1 or 2 per side if they'll fit!
That's my experience but, my rubber helpers were a different brand...same idea!
I had to lube up the rubber helpers(as I call'em) and reeeeeally pry open the coils in order to slide the rubber helpers through the coils enough to work/fit. It's a bit of work but, won't take all day either.
It's really a matter of 20 minutes per side and a lot of strength(depending on the springs. And if needed, you can use 1 or 2 per side if they'll fit!
That's my experience but, my rubber helpers were a different brand...same idea!
These are the ones that I have used and they're quite inexpensive!
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/autoc...-190/10053604-P
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/autoc...-190/10053604-P
Last edited:
- Status
