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Old 06-03-2013, 10:31 PM   #31
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I just ordered the Ironman helper springs for my ute. Can only see how they go.
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Old 07-03-2013, 12:35 AM   #32
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Cam, i can come give you a hand if you need it, but i work 6 days a week so i can only be in Rooty Hill maybe by 7 - 7:30pm, about 6pm ish maybe on Sundays.
thanks heaps for the offer mate, I will definitely be in contact if I get stuck. Considering the state of the old box I'm not to worried about dropping it, but last time I did a box by myself it took like 5 hours to lift the new one, line it up, and get 1 bolt through.. Something I can't really do nowdays, my 4 year old has special needs so if I get 5 mins uninterrupted it's a big thing, hahaha

MrEL- Crud! I forgot to mention earlier... I did ask about the helpers.the guy said the problem with them is they only take the load from the middle of the spring, not the entire spring. So under really heavy loads such as mine the stock leafs are often damaged (bent) at the far edges of the spring. He also doesn't believe they conform to ADRs, so maybe look into that too. I'd hate to see someone voided of an insurance claim because of them!
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Old 07-03-2013, 12:49 AM   #33
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thanks heaps for the offer mate, I will definitely be in contact if I get stuck. Considering the state of the old box I'm not to worried about dropping it, but last time I did a box by myself it took like 5 hours to lift the new one, line it up, and get 1 bolt through.. Something I can't really do nowdays, my 4 year old has special needs so if I get 5 mins uninterrupted it's a big thing, hahaha
No worries mate! Thats fair enough. Im always kickin around on here so im only a PM away!
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Old 07-03-2013, 02:05 PM   #34
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ther is another style over load spring that can either sit on top of the leaf pack or sit underneath them, they are clamped in the middle and help support the load from the ends of the spring pack, they where as common as cigarette butts on the ground in the old days, s spring maker could easily make a set, cheap and easy to fit, and adjustable.

a piccy from google images, imo this is all you need, pic 1801, don`t need expensive add ons just a simple over load leaf, many variation on this , but you get the pic, if you can`t buy new i would be checking old wagons and utes at wreckers for a pair.

edit, i`m a dipstick forgot to put the link....try again.
http://www.hellwigproducts.com/produ...elper-springs/

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