Rear spring insulator/seat '98 Olds 88
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I agree with you on that, the front springs are on the dangerous side to remove. I learned that the hard way on my last Oldsmobile when I was replacing the struts, the spring compressor broke and man I never knew I could move so fast when that happened. So know on me Achieva I am going to spend the extra money and but ready mounts.
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I agree with you on that, the front springs are on the dangerous side to remove. I learned that the hard way on my last Oldsmobile when I was replacing the struts, the spring compressor broke and man I never knew I could move so fast when that happened. So know on me Achieva I am going to spend the extra money and but ready mounts.
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Sorry about this. I ordered these from them yesterday. Today I received an e-mail from them stating that they were sorry but they are not available anywhere.
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