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help.more travel from my lux

Tech talk for Hilux

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help.more travel from my lux

Post by wade1409 »

i was told that if i cut my rear helper springs .just leaving a bit in the middle i will get a bit more travel is this true and can i do it in the car or do i have to remove them thanks .any other mods to get more travel will be helpfull as well cheers.
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Post by 4sum4 »

Don`t cut`em just open the rear ones with a shifter and do a search on flex
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Post by STUMPY »

Do a search, learn english and punctuation :D
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Post by gavinc »

STUMPY wrote:Do a search, learn english and punctuation :D

hay stumpy y dont you get a life and cut the poor bloke some slack :finger: :finger: :finger: :finger:
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Post by high n mighty »

4sum4 wrote:Don`t cut`em just open the rear ones with a shifter and do a search on flex


I think he means cutting the load leaves Gareth.


If so I cant see why you couldn't cut them on the car considering they hang lower and there isn't much chance of cutting the other leaves etc.
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Post by Gribble »

high n mighty wrote:
4sum4 wrote:Don`t cut`em just open the rear ones with a shifter and do a search on flex


I think he means cutting the load leaves Gareth.


If so I cant see why you couldn't cut them on the car considering they hang lower and there isn't much chance of cutting the other leaves etc.


I wouldn't do it unless you had a wrap-bar, and even then you might as well just take the bastards right out. :D
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Post by high n mighty »

Gribble wrote:
high n mighty wrote:
4sum4 wrote:Don`t cut`em just open the rear ones with a shifter and do a search on flex


I think he means cutting the load leaves Gareth.


If so I cant see why you couldn't cut them on the car considering they hang lower and there isn't much chance of cutting the other leaves etc.


I wouldn't do it unless you had a wrap-bar, and even then you might as well just take the bastards right out. :D


If flipping them isn't a problem then cutting them shorter surely isn't :?
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Post by Gribble »

high n mighty wrote:
Gribble wrote:
high n mighty wrote:
4sum4 wrote:Don`t cut`em just open the rear ones with a shifter and do a search on flex


I think he means cutting the load leaves Gareth.


If so I cant see why you couldn't cut them on the car considering they hang lower and there isn't much chance of cutting the other leaves etc.


I wouldn't do it unless you had a wrap-bar, and even then you might as well just take the bastards right out. :D


If flipping them isn't a problem then cutting them shorter surely isn't :?


Its a leverage thing. If its longer its stronger. (take that out of context :D )
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Post by wade1409 »

Thanks guys ill get on it today.
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