Hi,
While my Axle is out, I decided to take out the springs.
I found this mess, I need some replacements ASAP if I have a hope in hell of getting to mopars, I'm not going to nail them back on as they are not correct. Anyone help?
2nd question, I need some bushes for my springs, where is the best place to buy these from please?
3rd question. I'm taking my springs to be 'refurbished' at a Midland leaf springs, I noticed one has more leafs than the other (or at least some are longer). Is this for drag racing, having one leaf spring stronger than the other?
I do not want this, as the car is to evolve in to something that can corner a little better. Am I correct in my above assumption?
Thanks,
Springs, bushes advise required
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Drivers side spring may be different to compensate for driver weight or other side may be stiffer to counter torque twist on acceleration.
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Bolt it all back together, enjoy the Nats and then make a plan when you have more time and you are not under pressure.
I do not see anything dangerous there. Other than an antiquated car with an excess of power, but then again they are all like that.
If you want a roundy-roundy car, then get an "A" Body with a SB in it. My 408 Dart was a hoot and went round corners very well too.
Maybe a SB owner will want a trade at the Nats, you never know.
I do not see anything dangerous there. Other than an antiquated car with an excess of power, but then again they are all like that.
If you want a roundy-roundy car, then get an "A" Body with a SB in it. My 408 Dart was a hoot and went round corners very well too.
Maybe a SB owner will want a trade at the Nats, you never know.
Pete Wiseman; Cambridge.
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...That would be wayyyy easy.Pete wrote:Bolt it all back together, enjoy the Nats and then make a plan when you have more time and you are not under pressure.
I've dropped the leaf springs off to be re-made, new bushes on order from the states, new spring pads ordered from the US. Diff is with Hauser, as is the axle casing. Should be done for Thursday.
I have a roundy-roundy car already!If you want a roundy-roundy car, then get an "A" Body with a SB in it. My 408 Dart was a hoot and went round corners very well too.
Maybe a SB owner will want a trade at the Nats, you never know.
I was a roundy-ish-roundy-ish car.
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