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relaxed_diplomacy
Fordmods - Getting Side Ways
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| punktured wrote: | These are not made by the spring manufacturer, they have been made to work with the Tein super street suspension which have been redesigned and tested in house due the the bad axel tramp which have plagued the King Spring reversed eye design.
As far as i know with the design they are a full sized leaf running across the top so if anything it'll stiffen it up a lil and i'd dare say offer more payload in the back because it wouldn't sag as much. I'll know more about it once my set comes in and will try get some pics to post up |
Unless the rebound leaf wraps around the eyes, it has no ability to hold up the vehicle. And if it does wrap around the eyes and provide lift, it is no longer a rebound leaf because it functions similarly to a normal leaf, and should instead be placed in the pack as per normal.
Rebound leaves do not typically wrap around the eyes, and have camber reverse to the others which keeps them in contact with the main leaf under suspension compression. This camber works against what the other leaves are doing. |
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punktured
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| Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2008 10:26 am Post subject: |
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| I don't think it wraps around the leaf. I see what your saying so now I'll just have to wait tip they come in and see what they're like |
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