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Old 08-05-2016, 22:14   #1
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Anyone got a standard t2swb rear spring they can measure for me as I have a set that were orange and wanna find out if they're longer than standard
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Old 09-05-2016, 08:37   #2
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Anyone got a standard t2swb rear spring they can measure for me as I have a set that were orange and wanna find out if they're longer than standard
Sorry mate, I've only got a set of standard LWB ones
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Sorry mate, I've only got a set of standard LWB ones
Me too...
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Will they not be the same?? But can you still let mw know measurement of them
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might be the same length but 2+ springs will have more coils
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Will they not be the same?? But can you still let mw know measurement of them
I don't think they are the same, as I understand the owners of SWB use the LWB springs to do a 2" lift.

I'll measure my orriganal LWB ones in a bit..
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I don't think they are the same, as I understand the owners of SWB use the LWB springs to do a 2" lift.

I'll measure my orriganal LWB ones in a bit..
I put a set of LWB springs on my SWB and it hardly made a difference
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I put a set of LWB springs on my SWB and it hardly made a difference
Ohhh... I was just saying what I had been told, and I am sure read in some older posts on here...

Mind you, there are old LWB SPRINGS and OLD, LWB springs... I wonder what mine would be like, having carried heavy loads in the boot, and towed caravans and trailers etc, compared to say, uncle Rustics Baby...
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If you can stick a pick up too so I can see coil comparison that would be just dandy
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If you can stick a pick up too so I can see coil comparison that would be just dandy
OK... shiny orange ones are the +2" LWB lift springs at 19" They did say when I bought them depending on the production run they are between 2" and 3" longer than the originals.


These are the original LWB springs at 16"..
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Thankyou fella looks like mine are just the stronger ones then on standard height
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Thats my one it has 11 coils compared to.your standards 9
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Thats my one it has 11 coils compared to.your standards 9
That's what my +2" ones looked like
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That's what my +2" ones looked like
I'm sure they are as he def bought uprated ones and def were 20% stronger as needed to carry wieght then sold it following week due to rot
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