RE: IML: Rear leaf springs - To Arch, or not to Arch...that is the question.

From: "Steve B." <imperial59@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 10 Jul 2005 13:36:25 -0400

I have had the rear springs re-arched on all three of my Imperials by Craig's Auto Springs here in Seattle. Cost was less then $400.00 for each car and that was over a 10 year period. Craig is an "Old school" type of guy who has a shop in Ballard, very old bldg. No credit cards cash or check only. When

Eaton Springs will make you a brand new set for less than $400. I don't know about their quality (yet) but personally I would pick brand new over re-arching if the price was the same.

Steve B.

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