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Hey, just putting on some OME j springs on the lexus, 1997, anyway, I am doubting myself at this very point as im putting on the rear springs........is it the taller one goes on driver side or does it go on passanger side? They are used sooo no sticker etc. Thanks and please help on this asap due to im just waiting here for an answer. Thanks for any help
 
http://www.sleeoffroad.com/technical/tz_ome.htm

"7. IMPORTANT. In the US, with left hand drive vehicles, we install the DS springs on the PS and visa versa. The springs are labelled for the right hand drive vehicles. If you can not locate the labels, or you have used springs, make sure you mark the springs that you remove from your vehicle and match long with the long and the short with the short springs. "

In other word compare the old. You do remember which came from which side?

Hope this helps
 
the taller ones go on the left side.
Here in the USA, that would be the driver's side.

The springs used to be labelled DS and PS. This confused people because it was AUS DS/PS, not USA DS/PS -- with the DS/PS labelling scheme, the PS labeled springs go on the US Driver's Side.

Later springs are labelled RT and LT (or some variation of right/left). In this case the Left labelled spring goes on the US drivers side.

Easier to say that tall ones go on the driver's side.
 
Thanks so much, Im done!! looks damn good now! Just thought to help my friend out with his lexus and damn, I want one now!! Well and fzj80 that is...ok either one is good. Anyway, thanks for the quick posts to help me out. Chans :beer:
 
NorCalDoug said:
the taller ones go on the left side.
Here in the USA, that would be the driver's side.

The springs used to be labelled DS and PS. This confused people because it was AUS DS/PS, not USA DS/PS -- with the DS/PS labelling scheme, the PS labeled springs go on the US Driver's Side.

Later springs are labelled RT and LT (or some variation of right/left). In this case the Left labelled spring goes on the US drivers side.

Easier to say that tall ones go on the driver's side.

left is right down under, right? :D
 
e9999 said:
left is right down under, right? :D
You'd think the Left/Right thing would make it easier, but I think some over analyzed it and though it was somehow backwards in AUS. Then you get the ones who sit and (while over analyzing) ask Left as you're facing the truck or on the Left side of the truck... :rolleyes:

Don't know about some people sometimes...
 

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