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Budgie:
Welcome to the Mud Club Joe, glad we could assist.  :D

I see you're not new to a little alteration on the Disco though, looking at the mod's you've made!  :wink:

lee celtic:
Hello to you Joe  :D

Well we went to bala and I managed to pop out both rear springs and the tyres didn't catch so I think I'VE CUT ENOUGH  Thats it, thread closed :wink:

Mace:
What you need mate is some of them re-location cones....I've heard they're very good :(biglaugh):  :(biglaugh):  :(biglaugh):

seph234:
all you need is some jubilee clips they hold my rear springs in lovely :lol:

Budgie:

--- Quote from: "seph234" ---all you need is some jubilee clips they hold my rear springs in lovely :lol:
--- End quote ---

I saw someone on the Belgium National last year who had done that and instead of the springs dislocating at the top when it was at full articulation, he had broken both lower spring retaining bars and the rear springs were dangerously close to coming off the plate on the axle and dropping the vehicles chassis onto the axle.  :shock:

So make sure thoughs little plates, that secure the spring at the bottom, are strong enough to hold the full weight the axle! It's no fun trying to  replace rear springs in the middle of an off-road course!!   :wink:

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