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Helper springs - 405
- Thread starter Mr.Nice.
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Twas Fri, 05 Dec 2003 10:08:00 +0000 when Mr.Nice.
OK, anyone know where I might find some?
Anyone have any lying around perchance?
OK, anyone know where I might find some?
Mindwipe (4)
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would help if you told us exactly what you're on about?
Twas Sat, 13 Dec 2003 22:24:37 -0000 when "Mindwipe"
Well the title should give something away...
I'm looking for helper springs for my 405.
It's got that funny suspention on the back end and it's rather saggy, and sits low when I have weight in the back. I was looking for springs that would give a bit more height and hold the height with weight in. I've seen springs that fit in with the torsion bars. that clear it up a little?
would help if you told us exactly what you're on about?
Well the title should give something away...
I'm looking for helper springs for my 405.
It's got that funny suspention on the back end and it's rather saggy, and sits low when I have weight in the back. I was looking for springs that would give a bit more height and hold the height with weight in. I've seen springs that fit in with the torsion bars. that clear it up a little?
Mindwipe (4)
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only type i.ve seen were built into rear shockers is this what you mean.your local factor will stock them
Twas Tue, 23 Dec 2003 21:53:33 -0000 when "Mindwipe"
I saw some somewhere once that sat beside the shocks..
I'll probably be buying a Land Rover now so the weight carrying will be done by that.
Thanks for the suggestion
only type i.ve seen were built into rear shockers is this what you mean.your local factor will stock them
I saw some somewhere once that sat beside the shocks..
I'll probably be buying a Land Rover now so the weight carrying will be done by that.
Thanks for the suggestion