Langer · Mar 2, 2012

A friend of mine has a td5 which is currently on airbags however he's just got a full set of springs for it 2nd hand which I'll be fitting soon as both his rear abs leak. I've been told that they are sided is this true and how do I tell the difference? Will I need to change all 4 or just the rear? Mine was done before I bought it. Also which fuse/relay will I need to remove for compressor etc. Cheers, guys.

jamesmartin · Mar 2, 2012

britpart kit is best imo £60 ish,after fitting many ,springs arent handed ,ive found it improves ride /stability,you need spring plates etc which come with kit ,you switch vehicle into coil sprung from air using hawkeye or similar ,normally just rears get changed

Planny · Mar 2, 2012

Discovery 2 front springs are definately handed, dont think the rears are

AndyPoole · Mar 2, 2012

I thought the last spings on a LR where the series vehicles !!!

jamesmartin · Mar 2, 2012

AndyPoole said:
I thought the last spings on a LR where the series vehicles !!!

joke ?

discool · Mar 2, 2012

Planny said:
Discovery 2 front springs are definately handed, dont think the rears are

The RHD rears are LHD are not. Part no. Drivers side RKB101101 Passengers side RKB101100

Langer · Mar 2, 2012

So are we still undecided here then as or what? I think I'll just be changing the rears but conflicting answers about if they are sided.

jamesmartin · Mar 2, 2012

if you buy spring kit to replace air springs you get 2 of the same spring ,it works well

drewster · Mar 2, 2012

look at the insurance implications and the dvla befor you do it

biggeeeee · Mar 2, 2012

Dont do it fix the air

discool · Mar 2, 2012

Langer said:
So are we still undecided here then as or what? I think I'll just be changing the rears but conflicting answers about if they are sided.

There's no undeciding about it , just look at the part numbers for your self.
A lot of the info in forums is from people/owners that don't have a clue on the vehicles they drive/own.

Land Rover don't do spring kits, so do the job properly and get genuine stuff. Why not...

jamesmartin · Mar 2, 2012

discool said:
There's no undeciding about it , just look at the part numbers for your self.
A lot of the info in forums is from people/owners that don't have a clue on the vehicles they drive/own.

Land Rover don't do spring kits, so do the job properly and get genuine stuff. Why not...

and some is from people that know what there talking about from experience

discool · Mar 2, 2012

jamesmartin said:
and some is from people that know what there talking about from experience

That's quite right for me 24 years of RR and disco ownership.

jamesmartin · Mar 2, 2012

i mean working on them ,the spring kits are very good for the disco ,ive fitted 40 -50 kits and i havent found anyone yet that didnt prefer them

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