Review on 🚗 Upgraded Rear Coil Spring Conversion Kit for 1995-2002 Lincoln Continental, Replacing Air Spring - Elite Suspension 30-539000 by Todd Hauff

I have a 2001 Lincoln Continental and I love it. Found in 2016 and it was in great condition for the perfect price. As with anything made by man, there will be errors. I've found that airbag rear suspension can deflate at some point in its life, and my suspension is no exception. Basically the rear loses air pressure, I had this at night and the rear of the car will slowly drop off. Mine didn't sleep during the day so I had time, but when I was ready to finally fix the problem, my research showed these coil spring conversion kits were the way to go. I have a friend who is an ACE certified auto technician who owns his own shop and installed it last week. Using a safety jack and a floor jack, it took less than an hour to make the change. The rear height is now back from the factory and you don't really notice a difference in the driving experience when driving on the road. Everything is perfect and the installation went "without any problems". I have no hesitation in recommending this product and this procedure. If you want to try this yourself, you'll need spring compressors or something similar. I was prepared and got under the car to test out the process, including watching a few YouTube videos on the subject, but having experience with things like this I figured it would be quickest and safest to put it on a lift to put. was the right call. No one should charge you for more than ONE hour of work to get that job done and if they are experienced it shouldn't take more than 30-40 minutes. 5 stars for this product. The product was delivered on time, all the necessary parts and instructions included, the price was right. PS This product was perfect but I crashed my car just a month after installing it. So life is. ;)