OSF spring wont seat properly

buckshot · Mar 20, 2011

anybody else have the same problem , have a 2" lift on my 90 .
have noticed 2 mates 90's have the same problem ,does'nt seem to effect on or off-road use just dont look right

jamesmartin · Mar 20, 2011

do you mean on bottom plate ,which is because of high angle of axle

buckshot · Mar 20, 2011

jamesmartin said:
do you mean on bottom plate ,which is because of high angle of axle

yep thats it

DefenderOffender · Mar 20, 2011

Its normally the angle of the axle not being right after a lift shouldnt hurt it

buckshot · Mar 20, 2011

wondered if a castor correction trailing arms or adjustable panhard arms would rectify it at all

DefenderOffender · Mar 21, 2011

Castor corrected arms would yeah panard rob only stops the axle being pulled to the side after a lift

buckshot · Mar 21, 2011

DefenderOffender said:
Castor corrected arms would yeah panard rob only stops the axle being pulled to the side after a lift

well as i only use it for laning

once a month on average dont think i'll bother .
if the axle spring seat shows sign of wear will replace and alter the pitch while i'm at it

DefenderOffender · Mar 21, 2011

i highly doubt it will do any harm most people run with thier springs like it

buckshot · Mar 21, 2011

DefenderOffender said:
i highly doubt it will do any harm most people run with thier springs like it

dont seem as bad as it looks for sure .
1 of the sash guys just bought a V8 90 challenge truck and his is the same , should of seen his face when we said "oh look your spring is'nt seated properly"

OSF spring wont seat properly

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