:wallbash: I&#039;m not sure if anyone can help me out here or not.&nbsp; I have an AMEN Saviour frame but the rear suspension is all in parts.&nbsp; I need to know what is the safest way to compress the springs in order to install everything into the frame.&nbsp; I would like to find an original AMEN Saviour suspension tool or even a picture of one so I could manufacture a working replica.&nbsp; Anyone have a bevy of info on <br />AMEN Saviour frames and suspensions?&nbsp; :helpsmilie:

I don&#039;t - James is the one guy I could think of that might but he&#039;s on holidays for a couple weeks and I dunno if he&#039;ll be checking in at all orry:

Not a problem.&nbsp; I want to make sure I do it right because the paint is worth $1,900 per gallon.&nbsp; I don&#039;t need any slips.

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<br />...paint is worth $1,900 per gallon.&nbsp; I don&#039;t need any slips.<br />

<br /><br />I would imagine!

:eeksmilie:&nbsp; I&#039;m not even sure how I did it, but the suspension is in.&nbsp; Now for the engine.

Awesome...glad to hear that you didn&#039;t hurt your paint and you&#039;re on to bigger and better things&nbsp; :rockon:

Sorry to reply so late.&nbsp; As Kevin mentioned, I was on holidays.&nbsp; Good to hear you got things changed with no problems.