I think you'll have to remove the inner spring.
There was a post here this morning about airbag replacements that linked to here: http://www.airbagman.com.au/index.html
Check that out and see if it helps.
David
My father has a 130" with a bit too much weight on the back (caravan box) which you feel when driving.
Would those Poly Air Springs help to stabilise the vehicle?
Any problems to fit them in a 130" with the two coils?
Pro's / Con's, other solutions?
Thanks.
Cheers,
Daniel
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I think you'll have to remove the inner spring.
There was a post here this morning about airbag replacements that linked to here: http://www.airbagman.com.au/index.html
Check that out and see if it helps.
David
I thought you could get thinner airbags to sit inside the helper springs, but my memory is pretty shady at times.
Cheers from the Desert
Rexy
2000 130 TD5
Oil in the Harness, suspension knock, transmission clunk, engine oil leaks, exhaust manifold leaks, centrifugal oil filter stripped bolts, a/c leaks, door leaks, wouldn't trade it for the world
Maybe look at uprated rear springs. Mine has singe springs in the rear but they are taller and for heavier loads than the standard.
Mulgo Pty Ltd
Expedition vehicles & equipment
69 Anderson Road, Mortdale NSW 2223
p 0438 183 507 / www.mulgo.com.au
Purchase your 4wd gear online:
www.expeditioncentre.com.au
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Suspect 'singe' is a typo for 'single'
'95 110 300TDI, F&R ARB Lockers, Twine Shower, Aux Sill Tank, Snorkel, Cargo barrier, 9 seats, swingaway wheel carrier, MadMan EMS2
'85 110 Isuzu NA 4BE1 3.6l Diesel, 0.996 LT-95, Rear Maxi (SOLD)
'76 SIII 109" Nissan ED33 5-SP Nissan GBox (SOLD)
Suspect you're on the mark there, isuzu110.....![]()
Thanks for the clarification.
Do those Poly Air Springs / stronger single springs help to stabilise the swaying in the rear or would we need to install a heavy duty Stabiliser Bar?
Mulgo Pty Ltd
Expedition vehicles & equipment
69 Anderson Road, Mortdale NSW 2223
p 0438 183 507 / www.mulgo.com.au
Purchase your 4wd gear online:
www.expeditioncentre.com.au
follow us on facebook:
facebook.com/expeditioncentre
G'day Daniel,
I've just installed some 'Polyairs' to the rear of my County.......I really like the way it handles with about 20psi on the road, but have yet to try it offroad with a reduced pressure. The rear springs I chose are more supple than the previous set, so I'm expecting better articulation with 5psi in the Polyairs.
Don't ask about the front springs!.![]()
scroll down... they have a Poly Kit for Def 130 with Dual Springs.
http://www.lrexpert.com.au/custom.php?page=defender
Cheers
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