hi guys, ive heard a bit of stuff about fitting 2 wheel drive springs to a syncro...... but why? there appears to be no advantage.
i've just bought a 2wd parts van, the 2wd springs look very similar to the 4wd ones fitted, or am i missing something?
cheers for the advice, i'm needing it!
2wd V 4wd front springs. whats the crack?
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2wd V 4wd front springs. whats the crack?
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2wd front springs are about 2 inches longer than syncro front springs,so theirs a lift straigt away,on a pick up these will work well on a camper there a bit soggy so you can fit heavy duty 2wd front springs that will work well,i know of a german company who sell a syncro lift kit and spacers and its using 2wd front springs for the lift,cj.
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