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Good and bad points of Rangie V8

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chris9119:

--- Quote from: "GADGET300TDI" ---one of my mates got some pics; when I have a copy I'll post it.
Dislocation cones are there so that if the axle drops too far and the spring pops out its housing they feed it back into it as the axle moves back to its normal position. I had a problem with mine popping out at full articulation and without them is rarely seated properly again. Rather than pay £40+ for some though I just added a couple of U bolts to stop them popping out at the top. Works great and was only £3 the pair.   :D
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Ho, hum....., you just wait until it rips the retaining clamps out from the bottom of the spring, slides over and rips your brake hose off and then gets jammed between the wheel and axle......., makes the £40 look damm good, don't it  :!:  :!:

Xtremeteam:

--- Quote from: "chris9119" ---
--- Quote from: "GADGET300TDI" ---one of my mates got some pics; when I have a copy I'll post it.
Dislocation cones are there so that if the axle drops too far and the spring pops out its housing they feed it back into it as the axle moves back to its normal position. I had a problem with mine popping out at full articulation and without them is rarely seated properly again. Rather than pay £40+ for some though I just added a couple of U bolts to stop them popping out at the top. Works great and was only £3 the pair.   :D
--- End quote ---


Ho, hum....., you just wait until it rips the retaining clamps out from the bottom of the spring, slides over and rips your brake hose off and then gets jammed between the wheel and axle......., makes the £40 look damm good, don't it  :!:  :!:
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been playing very hard for the last year with same setup on my 90,never had any probs & will flex with almost anything :wink:

GADGETP38:

--- Quote from: "RedlineMike" ---
--- Quote from: "chris9119" ---
--- Quote from: "GADGET300TDI" ---one of my mates got some pics; when I have a copy I'll post it.
Dislocation cones are there so that if the axle drops too far and the spring pops out its housing they feed it back into it as the axle moves back to its normal position. I had a problem with mine popping out at full articulation and without them is rarely seated properly again. Rather than pay £40+ for some though I just added a couple of U bolts to stop them popping out at the top. Works great and was only £3 the pair.   :D
--- End quote ---


Ho, hum....., you just wait until it rips the retaining clamps out from the bottom of the spring, slides over and rips your brake hose off and then gets jammed between the wheel and axle......., makes the £40 look damm good, don't it  :!:  :!:
--- End quote ---


been playing very hard for the last year with same setup on my 90,never had any probs & will flex with almost anything :wink:
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yup, no probs here either and did the same thing on a previous 90 and disco!

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