sportrak leaf springs.

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The leaf springs on my sportrak are flat looking and have no curve to them, Does this mean they need replacing, And if so, Is it a big job? By the way, I am still after a bullbar if anyone has one.:?:-?

If they are the single leaf s

If they are the single leaf set up from the later models, they don't seem to last as long as the multi-leafs from the earlier ones - I notice on my 95 Sportrak they have been changed at sometime and the replacements are looking tired. I'll do ours in the summer and will go for the multi-leafs which come with a built in assister as well.

Never done this on a Sportrak but have changed many on other cars - not a bad job, but be prepared for a few seized nuts and the like, and some have said the lower shock mount is fragile so be careful around there.

Dave with a Sporty

Dave with a Sporty

Thanks Dave

Thanks for the advice Dave on my leaf springs, I will look into it.Cheers

Use heat to free off siezed b

Use heat to free off siezed bolts...its the quickest and most effective way in my experience.