I'm thinking of fitting the lowering springs off a d1,
I come from a modded car background, I want to make my disco more stable, have already fitted wheel spacers which helps and my diagnostic eqmt can set the rear height
Yes it does, when I'm towing and a lorry goes past my Landy gets sucked in quite violently,
By lowering it makes it even more stable especially with widening the track
Yes it does, when I'm towing and a lorry goes past my Landy gets sucked in quite violently,
By lowering it makes it even more stable especially with widening the track
Yes it does, when I'm towing and a lorry goes past my Landy gets sucked in quite violently,
By lowering it makes it even more stable especially with widening the track
Do you have a Carlton as well then?
Had a red 2 litre Mk2 estate once, great motor and very good tow car.
That had the pump-up rear shocks as well.
Peter
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