F/O/S spring

buckshot · Apr 12, 2012

just fitted a dislocation cone and spring retaining plate o/s/f.
before fitting the spring never sat right on the axle seat/plate after the 2" lift springs were fitted.
now it looks worse

cant be good for the spring , would a adjustable panard arm redress the balance?

saxokid18 · Apr 12, 2012

need correction arms to get rid of that ( them relocation cones look a little long watch your shocker dont rub)

buckshot · Apr 12, 2012

saxokid18 said:
need correction arms to get rid of that

cheers for that , will it hurt for a while? need to drum up some wonga before i can run to them

saxokid18 · Apr 12, 2012

adrenaline do a good set on ebay nwt 220 a set myn was same for 6month and never botherd it as when weight is back on and wheel on it looks a lot better

buckshot · Apr 12, 2012

saxokid18 said:
adrenaline do a good set on ebay nwt 220 a set myn was same for 6month and never botherd it as when weight is back on and wheel on it looks a lot better

just checked um out they are £240 a set

got to tax the 90 end of the month so will have to wait a while i think

buckshot · Apr 12, 2012

saxokid18 said:
need correction arms to get rid of that ( them relocation cones look a little long watch your shocker dont rub)

will keep an eye on it

GINGE · Apr 13, 2012

Bucky.

Give gwyn lewis a ring, he will bend your current ones 3 degrees and send them back to you. Dont know price but i think he does an exchange service.

The adrenalin ones are nice and nothing but good things i hear but unless your using it for comps i wouldnt bother.

front radius arms

Less than i though £15 quid to bend them + postage that is.

He knows his sh*t and is fair.

Only problem is getting him off the phone sometimes.

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