jai_landrover
Well-Known Member
Lr
Have various rates and free length for a reason
Have various rates and free length for a reason
Grimmer
THE Winner
According to Paddocks:- For the B###part HD springs
225lbs/In - 376mm - Front.
285lbs/In - 376mm - Rear (90).
330lbs/In - 407mm - Rear (110).
Is that what you were after Jai
Grimmer
THE Winner
Just thought I would put a better piccy on, seeing as everyone likes piccys
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Just been for my first decent drive in the Landy since doing the springs etc, bloody work getting in the way Well I for one am very happy with the HD Springs, definitely handles much better on the road, and despite putting my foot down on the rough track to the house I still have all my teeth and my spine is still in one piece, so thanks for all the advice:tea:
Just been for my first decent drive in the Landy since doing the springs etc, bloody work getting in the way
Well I for one am very happy with the HD Springs, definitely handles much better on the road, and despite putting my foot down on the rough track to the house I still have all my teeth and my spine is still in one piece, so thanks for all the advice:tea:
lr-90
New Member
Make sure you've got a big pry bar and some spring compressors
You'll do it EASILY in a 'Normal' day
You don't need a spring compressors I have done many land rover with out them
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
id try it first
Grimmer
THE Winner
I did, but don't know if you have to or not
Apparently you can check if it's working, from what I recall, you load the back up with a decent amount of weight, measure where the Landy is sitting. Then drive a couple of miles and re-measure, the suspension should have pumped itself back level again if the unit is working. I think thats right, but await to be corrected if I'm not
