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1964 Series 2 Landrover

Tech Talk for Rover owners.

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1964 Series 2 Landrover

Post by hiluxhunter »

what are peoples thoughts on running solid axel hilux springs on the old landy. Just wondering if they would work as i have a set sitting in the shed and the springs on the landrover are pretty buggered
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Post by flyinwall »

compare the difference in size and if they are similar why not
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Post by hiluxhunter »

the hilux springs are about 1200mm and the landrover ones are 920mm so the shackle mounts would probably need moving i presume
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Post by hillbilliywheelchair »

just go get some parabolics
thanks jono
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