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Old 10-01-2010, 12:10 AM
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Anyone have a diagram or something like that for a lift spring installation on a NF? I have all of the pieces and I believe it attaches to the left arm of the rockshaft, but I'm not quite for sure exactly how (outside of it or inside of it) or exactly how this attaches to the frame. I am installing it on my 73 with fenders, if that helps. I've referenced the technical library but didn't turn up anything there. Thanks in advance!!

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Nice, was just going to be looking over the installation instructions to put mine on my new 102, pictures really helped.
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Thanks guys!!! The pictures should make installation a snap. I appreciate your fast response to my post!!!

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thank you, I had this all figured wrong. I didn't realize it hooked to the back.
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can anyone tell me how long the 1/2 bolt to go from spring
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