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Are there obviously two different types? Then grab one of each, put them side by side and sit on them both at the same time. The stiffer one goes in the front.
Get someone to take a picture too, we'd all love to see it.
Is there anyway of telling the difference between the front and rear springs off a Manta/Sportwagon/Sedan just by looking at them? I should add, that these are in a pile, off the car.
"Yes, I do have a rifle rack in my Sportwagon"
Are there obviously two different types? Then grab one of each, put them side by side and sit on them both at the same time. The stiffer one goes in the front.
Get someone to take a picture too, we'd all love to see it.
1958 Rekord Sedan, 1958 Olympia Wagon, 1959 Opel Olympia Sedan, 1967 Kadett Coupe, 1967 Admiral Sedan 4L CIH-6, 1968 Kadett fastback 1.1L, 1970 Kadett Wagon Turbo 2.2L, 1971 Kadett Sedan 1.1L, 1975 Manta Wagon 4.3L V-6
ooooooo, I like that "high-tech" method!
"Yes, I do have a rifle rack in my Sportwagon"
Thiner wire spring goes to rear.
The rear springs are progressive. The wire diameter is much smaller at both ends than in the center.
The front springs are linear with a constant wire diameter.
Thomas
72 Rallye
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