Groomerdriver
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when the chart says 87.5 mm (?) for a spring height, what is the +/- tolerance?
if a spring is worn, will the spring likely be taller (extended) or shorter (compressed)?
the primary spring from my 2005 Vector (4300 miles) is supposed to be a Y-S-Y and it now measures approx. 90mm. at first I thought it was a Y-W-Y spring that is supposed to be 91mm, so I thought I was OK at first.
any help is appreciated!
if a spring is worn, will the spring likely be taller (extended) or shorter (compressed)?
the primary spring from my 2005 Vector (4300 miles) is supposed to be a Y-S-Y and it now measures approx. 90mm. at first I thought it was a Y-W-Y spring that is supposed to be 91mm, so I thought I was OK at first.
any help is appreciated!

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undecided said:when the chart says 87.5 mm (?) for a spring height, what is the +/- tolerance?
if a spring is worn, will the spring likely be taller (extended) or shorter (compressed)?
the primary spring from my 2005 Vector (4300 miles) is supposed to be a Y-S-Y and it now measures approx. 90mm. at first I thought it was a Y-W-Y spring that is supposed to be 91mm, so I thought I was OK at first.
any help is appreciated!
A new spring is $20. From my experience, Yammy springs tend to sack out with time. Won't hurt to replace it.