there is a guy sells on ebay called the green landy. he was developing a system to converting springs to coils using the front half of the spring. not sure how far he got with it, i aint seen him fer ages
Designa Chassis I've been told will produce a "Direct Replacement" type of coil sprung chassis for an old leafer.
Regards WP.
thats wats propping mine up ,series 3 ,88" ,and galvanised coil sprung designa chassis ,was under it when i bought it ,disk brakes at front too ............................
aye yer right again chaz but this kid "green landy" is a bright fecker, he was more than half eway to developing it when i last seen him and that was probably about 12months ago now
It's all well and good getting a converted chassis from disigna etc ,
but then your'e going to have to convert your existing axles to to be able to use coil springs .
This can be a problem and that is why some people opt for changing the axles and also benefitting from disc brakes .
Then you'll discover the axles are to wide and will have to stick on some eyebrows.
The piece of string gets longer and longer.
Cheapest and simplest answer would surely be to replace existing springs with parabolics or get yourself a ninety as has already been suggested.. I know which option I would choose.
looks like a 90 disguised as a series 111.
or in other words a hybrid.