Dave,
Streetrod suppliers. You can get it in rolls. I had posted to the list
some time ago where I got mine. It was Speedway Motors in Kansas.
Link> spring liner
<http://www.speedwaymotors.com/xq/asp/strBase_List./hilt./source.2192/base_no.91033036/str_base_no.000%2DCATALOG+STREET%2C25508%2C44408%2C54585090%2C54587120%2C5801002%2C58020374L%2C5803234%2C58211%2C91007210%2C91033026%2C91033030%2C91033036%2C91033043%2C91033047%2C91033323%2C91036120%2C91043102%2C91043808%2C91089409%2C/header_title.Street+Rod+Products%2DSprings/page_name.prod%5Flist%5Fdisplay.asp/search_type.L2%7E365/search_option./deptsearch./deptSearch_id.225/dept_id.L2%7E365/dept_id_p.225/dept_name./dept_name_p.Street+Rod+Products/ShowImages.yes/sq.0/cont.1/intPgNo.1/redirect./qx/product.htm>
3 widths $12-$14 a 20ft roll.
Dave & Bobbie
David Lieb wrote:
> Well, I decided to look into the option of getting my springs
> de-arched by the local spring shop. They assured me that they would be
> delighted to do it for me (they did a fine job on my springs for my
> MGB a number of years ago), but that they did not have spring liners
> narrow enough for a Midget (1.5"). They will be happy to install them
> if I can supply the liners, however. Anybody have a good source for
> spring liners?
> David Lieb
> Your messages not reaching the list?
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