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Thread: Tie In Suspension?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dullbird View Post
    at present I have a very hi tech strap holding them in (used to hold in luggage on the baggage carts at the airport).....
    I've heard that there's an investigation going on at the airport into these straps going missing all the time.

    I'll forward them a link to this thread..........
    Scott

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    no worries...........but being as though these ones came from heathrow i'm now across the boarder, running fugitive and I have my citizenship so can't be kicked out
    Our Land Rover does not leak oil! it just marks its territory.......




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    sorry if i offened bush, ill try use better wording next time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shorty disco View Post
    sorry if i offened bush, ill try use better wording next time.
    Don't be sorry, no offense taken.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dullbird View Post
    <snip>

    and before anyone says a couple of jubilee clips should do it.....done that and snapped them twice
    How many per spring ?

    Have two Tridon ones per spring assy ATM (and am expecting them to break soon) as it isn't quite as straight forward as a simple bracket to retain the 130 twin spring setup.

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    i have two sets of heavy duty hose clamps holding my springs in but they only last 1 or 2 outings,tried to buy some spring relocation cones but no ones got any at the moment,,,pm stuart on here from rovercraft and he should be able to get something

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    yeah I don't want relocation cones though.....I want to keep the car as standard looking as possible, I doubt they would be legal would they?

    I would hate to get pulled over only to find not really supposed to have them fitted.

    I don't know I suppose it would answer my problem but would prefer to just anchor the spring in really.........there bloody noisy too when off road
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    Having relocation cones in as such isn't illegal. I'm pretty sure the Defender came from the factory with retaining clamps didn't it? What I thought the RTA said (they are now very very vague), and the NCOP does say the suspension must be retained by the original method employed by the manufacturer.

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    http://www.infrastructure.gov.au/roa...g_3Feb2006.pdf
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    Isn't a relocation cone a bit different to a clamp
    Our Land Rover does not leak oil! it just marks its territory.......




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    Quote Originally Posted by dullbird View Post
    Isn't a relocation cone a bit different to a clamp
    Yep.

    In a standard setup the clamp is superflous anyway as the spring is kept captive by the travel allowed from the shock. As long as that setup exists and it keeps the spring captive, then its irrelevant if you have relocation cones or retainers. It's not illegal to have them, you're just not allowed to change the spring retaining method that the factory used.
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