Mark,

Springs too hard - I didn't think they made them too hard as we like them
hard.

You can use 1600 springs with 240K struts as they're the same diameter. It's
very unlikely that they will vary the suspension height much as a stock
height 1600 spring for 70+ struts are fairly short in comparison to 240K
springs.

On the engine starting issue, you've verified two out of the three things
required to fire.

Check that you have spark at the plugs and that it's arriving on time and it
should be a goer.

1. fuel and air in correct proportion
2. compression in sufficient quantity
3. spark strong and on time

regards
Terry

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Mark Firman
Sent: Monday, 25 February 2002 5:15 PM
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Subject: a few queries


Hi, i was just after any ideas or suggestions on a couple of queries of
mine, any thoughts would be helpful, thanks.

1. My 1600 has 240K struts and springs, and the springs are WAY too hard. I
have some 1600 springs, can i put those in? Will it raise or lower the car?

2. I also have an L20B that cranks over really well on the starter but just
wont fire. It has a single weber and i am confident the fuel is getting
there, but it just wont start! Also compression is good in 3 cylinders but a
little lower in the 4th. Any ideas on how i can get this engine going? (this
engine is out of a 1600 that was in a front end collision if that helps?!?!)

I really want to get this engine going, so if anyone has any ideas that
might help it would be great!
Cheers, Mark.

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