Personally, I'd be running the 751's with sliders and a bar. They're 230lb/in and will tolerate the weight better with less sag in the long term. They'll also be a good touring rate.
Hey Guys,
I got some OME front springs yesterday for my 110 td5 ute, for a good price and they are still in the box.
But buying them on impluse i did not think to check the spring rates
They are a OME 761s, i think from looking around they are 200 lbs and OME say they are "Medium Duty" for a V8
also was told they are 2" lift.
Will these be fine to put on a my defender or will they be to soft, looking at running a pair of rock sliders and maybe a tube bar.
Cheers Ben
Personally, I'd be running the 751's with sliders and a bar. They're 230lb/in and will tolerate the weight better with less sag in the long term. They'll also be a good touring rate.
Cheers
Slunnie
~ Discovery II Td5 ~ Discovery 3dr V8 ~ Series IIa 6cyl ute ~ Series II V8 ute ~
Please keep in mind that I have a Disco, but I have spent a lot of time thinking and doing suspension setup.
I think the 230lb will be a better long term proposition, and the 200lb will be fine also, but may drop a bit with age. 180lb on a disco with bullbars will drop back to standard over time, but they do work. The Defender is heavier, but the 200lb rates are more resilient.
Cheers
Slunnie
~ Discovery II Td5 ~ Discovery 3dr V8 ~ Series IIa 6cyl ute ~ Series II V8 ute ~
every ome coil set ive seen only lifts to 40mm not 50mm.
for a bit more than that 100 bucks, you could have had the right springs from suspension stuff
cheers phil
They'll sit lower than OE HD 110 springs, which are 225lb/in, 15.3" free length off side, 14.8" near side.
land rover spring specifications
cheers for the help fellas,
will have a look at supension stuff.
Ben
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