Bet it had camber tho
Ha ha. As it happens.....it did.
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Bet it had camber tho
Yes I hold my hands up....I wasn't thinking about that beam for a second. That still there it's pretty pointless...springs where they are are the best place, more thinking leads me to think the weight of that bar and the springs being moved is going to change to weight distribution (bar becomes dead weight sat there) I know it's still supported but distribution of weight must play with the back endCan some one explain how this would give more control. If you got shorter shocks then yes they can fall out but if you have a proper set up then they won't fall out.
As for being a coil over on a beam axle i can't really see the benefits of it . You get adjustable platforms with your springs in the normal set up and a helper spring too.
It won't change the adjustability of it all
I am just lost on why the extra work for the little if any benefits
Yes I hold my hands up....I wasn't thinking about that beam for a second. That still there it's pretty pointless...springs where they are are the best place, more thinking leads me to think the weight of that bar and the springs being moved is going to change to weight distribution (bar becomes dead weight sat there) I know it's still supported but distribution of weight must play with the back end
Again I hold my hands up, I was very wrong.
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Or do I sell the leon and saxo and all the spares and buy this
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/123829926655
Correct answer, **** the Mondeo!No you sell the saxo take the money, come buy a 4x4 Leon shell and do the RHD conversion, using your car or a breaker Leon as a parts car
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Condition I would be concerned with.I am on the look out for one of these tho View attachment 8564