Dimensions of the Sumosprings part # CSS-1195R

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Hi, regarding your coil Sumosprings, what is the dimensions of the rubber spacer. Thanks

asked by: Ramon R

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I spoke to my contact at SumoSprings and she gave me the dimensions of the par # CSS-1195R that you referenced. The most important dimension would be the distance between the grooves of the spring as that is what fits between the coils of your vehicle. That dimension is 1.95 inches. That is why the part number ends with 195 actually.

The overall diameter from the outside of the spring is 6-5/16 inches. The overall height is 3-1/4 inches.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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