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S.A SJ410
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 Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2009 6:27 Post subject: Front leaf springs on SJ 410 |
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| How do you know when the front leaf springs on a SJ is worn? Mine is at a negative arch allready, but not sure if it isn't supposed to be like that? |
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DaiRees
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They're pretty flat anyway to be honest
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S.A SJ410
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| Thanks, I just read in another post that they were manufactured to be flat, but when they start bending downwards they are knackered, does this sound right? |
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Location: Scarborough
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| Sounds feasible to me but if you've got a 1200 engine in there that won't be helping |
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