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  1. 08-22-2013 12:01 AM #1
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    innovative spring replacement anyone?

     



    My 73 charger needs a spring for the hideaway headlights.

    I lack the geometric vocabulary to accurately describe the spring..

    Inasmuch as I recently confused a polygon with a polyhedron ( the horror )

    Anyway, it's not the typical long coil spring, but more what you would see in a thermostat. ( without th bi - metallic construction; if you know what I mean )
    Be that as it may, none of my parts catalogs show the spring ( it acts as a counterbalance.

    Any suggestions? I know I've seen this type of spring in gizmos before, but can't remember. Just need one to rob out of something.
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    Can you share a picture of it?
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    Check with Stephens Performance at 256-247-1332.

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    Edit: let's see if I copied the full link this time
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    The link works for me. Hm. You can Google Stephens Performance, and it will show their website. Or you could call them.


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