Flipping Leaf Springs

[h1_roll4]

anyone know/want to help me flip the leafs on my panno?

 

before you say buy lowering blocks i hate this car so I'm not going to spend any money on it

[white_sandshoe]

anyone know/want to help me flip the leafs on my panno?

 

before you say buy lowering blocks i hate this car so I'm not going to spend any money on it

 

 

if you hate it, sell it off??? what's your overall plan for the panno? still going to cut the roof off?

[beerhead]

Make sure you spray the bolts every day with WD for a week before this, the last time I tried I just sheared off all the bolts. Its not very good for handling though. Reset the leaves, lowering blocks are great if you like axle tramp.

[h1_roll4]

if you hate it, sell it off??? what's your overall plan for the panno? still going to cut the roof off?

 

i need it to get to work, i just wanna lower it for the sake of lowering it.

and i havnt decided bout te roof yet... but more then likely.

 

 

Make sure you spray the bolts every day with WD for a week before this, the last time I tried I just sheared off all the bolts. Its not very good for handling though. Reset the leaves, lowering blocks are great if you like axle tramp.

 

don't realy care about handling, just want it low

[KESR20]

it can't handle that bad if you reset the leafs.. will sit very well in the guards too

[altezzaclub]

We lowered Kylie's weekend warrior (and stopped the axle-tramp) by cutting a spare leaf in half and fitting it upside down to the front of the pack in her car. We tossed out the bottom leaf to make the room needed, and it worked a beaut.

 

I think we took the number two leaf to cut, whichever one fitted the best, and hit it with a grinder just behind the diff clamp.

 

Rob put a couple of photos up on here somewhere in a post about axle-tramp.