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funny that, me too. Even built a drift car on chopped springs once LOL
If anyone that's posted so far on here can give an ACTUAL reason for not cutting a spring (apart from it seating correctly which can be overcome) I'll be very very surprised.
It's probably not going to be the best for good...
pump is £70 not £35, plus an extra hours labour, plus coolant.
I think i've changed 8 ever, 3 of them through failures, and that's having done over 500 cambelt changes
I had one in yesterday that had evidently been running on 1 (!!!!!!) cylinder to get to me. Change the coilpack and it ran on 3 and a bit, a set of leads fixed it fully
bump stop rubber on the rear is a slightly too tight fit when they're brand new so it's squeeks when it moves on the shaft. Bit of lube (spray grease) and it stops totally, and they loosen slightly with use.