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That's about it.

Here's the old school tech. First I got another spring from Jim Finn. I cleaned it up and put it my vise. wIth a gasket scraper I removed the end pads. Took them to my bandsaw and cut them in half so that they were half as thick. Then I took the (new) spring to my table router and removed 3/16" of material in the areas that you can see in the pictures. Then, with my bandsaw I removed 3/16", material from both ends of the spring. then glued the modified pads back on the ends of the spring. By the way, It is very easy to remove the old spring as long as you soak all bolts for a few days. The actual removal of the spring took about one hour and less to put the modified one back. The only thing I regret is not taking more off the ends, as that seems to be the way to lower it more.

When I first got my Reatta and found the AACA forum I was very grateful for all the help I got. I started ROJ as a way make it easy to find Reatta repair information. It was my way of showing appreciation for the help I received when I really needed it. I'm glad you guys are still around. If it weren't for you guys I would probably have sold my Reatta by now and moved on to something else.

Then maybe it's a BUICK thing...