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  1. 22nd December 2022, 02:52 PM #1
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    Question Measurement between underside of axel and inside loop of sway strap.

    Hi Folks,
    I have a series 2a 88 Land Rover. It has 109 rear springs. Does anybody know what the distance should be from the underside of the axel to the anti roll strap loop?
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    Non-standard setup, so it is anybody's guess as to what it "should" be. The strap is not intended as antiroll, but to lessen the impact load on the damper when it rebounds on very rough going or when damping is inadequate. Should come tight about when the damper reaches full travel.
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