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Topic: leafsprings moved inside (Read 470 times)
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408 dart
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has anyone ever seen leafsprings moved to inside of frame rails and does it work ok
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67Dart383
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Yea, you can go to, " tech infor" ,also use search and type in" leaf springs" and hold on too your cap!
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mischiefdart
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I guess you could but I don't see the point. You will only have tire clearence to the frame rail regardles how far you move the springs in.
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moparrr07
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he saying he wants to move the springs inside of the frame rails, not inline, so he doesnt have to cut the frame-
there was a huge topic about this a while back, search
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375InStroke
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The farther in you move the springs, the stiffer they need to be to equal the roll resistance they had at their wider location.
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