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Old 02-15-2011, 01:30 AM
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Anyone running doetsch 3" coils?

I'm gonna be getting the extended UCA's and was wondering if these coils are the same as the springtech ones since the springtech UCA's are the same as the doetsch. Pricing on the springtech stuff is cheaper so I'm more than likely gonna go that route if they are.
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Old 02-15-2011, 02:15 AM
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id do the UCA's but idk bout the coils. someone i knew with the 3" coils and 3.5" fabtech spindles and UCA's ran through ball joints
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Old 02-15-2011, 12:11 PM
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Hmm, well the reason i'm even thinking about the coils is mine are really starting to sag. I want to ditch the spacer setup and add about 2" in the process. Ball joints won't really be that big of a deal since the UCA's have interchangable ball joints. I don't even have 20k on my current moog upper's and they are gone, so I kinda wear through them already as it is.
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Old 02-15-2011, 12:13 PM
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Hmm, well the reason i'm even thinking about the coils is mine are really starting to sag. I want to ditch the spacer setup and add about 2" in the process. Ball joints won't really be that big of a deal since the UCA's have interchangable ball joints. I don't even have 20k on my current moog upper's and they are gone, so I kinda wear through them already as it is.
you could always do the UCA's and a 2" coil or a 2" metal spacer instead
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Old 02-15-2011, 02:11 PM
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you could always do the UCA's and a 2" coil or a 2" metal spacer instead
True, I don't wanna go with another spacer but i could do a 2" coil. Pizzaman is supposed to be getting me some pics of his bj angles with the springtech UCA's and 3" coils so i guess i will decide from there. I can't believe how there are only several people on here running these.
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