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foggyjames
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by foggyjames » 23 Feb 2010 08:01 pm
Yeah, you're right...I was being a retard!
cheers
James
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bodejodel
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by bodejodel » 23 Feb 2010 08:17 pm
You had me second guessing myself... I actually had to draw it out on a piece of paper to be sure...

Jeroen

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volvodspec
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by volvodspec » 23 Feb 2010 08:24 pm
loweringblocks don't get the body closer to the shock mounting point.
with the blocks you move the axle off the leafspring towards the body and the leafspring stays on the same place as the shock mounting plate
with double leafsprings; the suspension will initially be raised; because the stifness of the dual spring doesn't compress that much with the cars weight; this means the leafspring will be moved away from the body; and so the shock mounting plate. i had that problem and solved it by fabricating a lengthener for the shock
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bodejodel
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by bodejodel » 23 Feb 2010 10:17 pm
Right... Foggy you... you You are fogging my mind you mindfogger!!

Jeroen
