Suzuki Club UK

Ah, ok - yes, sorry.

So if you get trailing arms that are matched to your leaf springs (same length from eye to eye as the spring is from rear eye to the edge of the perch) *and* a bam bar, then the compression forces of the spring would be forced down the trailing arm and the bam bar, stopping the spring from being compressed.

You'd have to mount the trailing arms paralell to the springs, on the inside of the chassis.

Theoretically, that won't damage your articulation, especially if you use rose joints rather than bushes.

Leaf springs compress to much for a trailing arm.

The awnser is what i am going to do. Fear not.

Fear not

never fear when mike's near!

I'm looking forward to how this fix is going to work. good luck bud.

Sat up the end of the garage cast aside :(

Poor dejected little monster

just read all 74 pages man what a sweet build grats bud

Right, before I start a new job if I can find one, I am going to make my front springs have military wrap, but backwards. Hopefully stop the springs fucking up any more.

And Tempory cage beefing up, is very much needed. Can't afford a new one yet !!

Mike

what is military wrap?

Where the second leaf in the spring pack wraps around the eye of the spring.

Mike

how will you do that? will you have to extend the second leaf to achieve this?