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    is there a certain way the end of the rear spring should point,
     
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    As with everything these days, they can be oriented either way, they aren't fussy... If there is writing on them the usually protocol is with it the right way up.
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    im not sure why one side is sitting 20mm higher measured on a flat surface. everything is seated.
     
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    Which make and part number of spring plus what is the cars VIN?
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    1540002 eibach, mk4 golf.
     
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    The F1540002 pro kit, what is the cars VIN or private message me the reg?
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    i wont reveal indentity.
    fwiw it sat the same height both sides on the original springs.
     
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