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Rear Spring Help
short-coupe
Posted on: 2006/9/4 12:01
Hi all,
i'm about to modify my rear springs again, at the moment i'm running reverse eye main spring and 4 springs from 120y, it axle tramps too hard, i want to run a helper spring, which way should the helper spring be attached upside down? how many springs should i run? main spring + helper spring +how many under neath main spring? picture is here http://datsun1200.com/modules/myalbum/photos/thumbs/10016.jpg
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Re: Rear Spring Help
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2006/9/4 22:49
Check out this discussion: Slapper or Traction BarsQuote:
to prevent wind up and axle tramp is to use a reversed half leaf on top of the front half of the main leaf and: axle tramp -solutions?Quote: a thick extra leaf on top of the other springs that only goes from the axle forward and stops the tramp really well and how to combat axel trample ways to stop axle tramping Rear Suspension Stop Axel Tramp Axle tramp dynamics king springs made leaf springs Rear suspention for 1200s???!!!!! Ah, just go here: google
#3
Re: Rear Spring Help
Coops
Posted on: 2006/9/4 23:13
Here's something that got me thinking: 2 Link Setup
Also.... Previous discussion on Caltrek: Caltrek Discussion
#4
Re: Rear Spring Help
L18_B110
Posted on: 2006/9/5 2:22
a reverse (ie upside down) half leaf on top will help prevent axle tramp - like in the bottom pic in that diagram. bear in mind it will flatten the front part of the leaf a bit and increase spring rate slightly too.
how many other leaves you use underneath depends on what spring rate you want. I'll see if I can find a pic of my rear leaf pack made from a combo of 1200 and 120Y leaves. it was crude (and ugly!) but very effective.
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Re: Rear Spring Help
short-coupe
Posted on: 2006/10/7 7:46
took car for a spin today, with full poly bushed rear end and helper spring on top of leaf's, first time i heard the tyres squeel, and no axle tramp, i have set the koni's to full soft. oh yippe, but the brakes are saying on after heavy braking.
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