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- Minor Friendly
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Van Springs
I have a 1971 ex BT van and feel that I will need to replace the rear Springs ! Now as the van will never be required for carrying any heavy load do i really need the 8 leaf heavy duty Springs or would the Traveller Springs be ok ?
Re: Van Springs
Traveller springs would probably be fine, give a far smoother ride
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1965 Original Pickup
1965 Pickup (Originally a Van)
1959 Van
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1956 2 Door
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1951 2 Door
1965 Original Pickup
1965 Pickup (Originally a Van)
1959 Van
1970 Van
1956 2 Door
1961 4 Door
1951 2 Door
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Re: Van Springs
The front eye of the top leaf of the van spring eye is larger therefore the traveller springs will not fit.
http://www.morrisminorspares.com/rear-s ... up-p831325
Note the larger bush for the spring front eye.
Below is the van front spring hanger:-
http://www.morrisminorspares.com/rear-s ... up-p831325
Note the larger bush for the spring front eye.
Below is the van front spring hanger:-
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Re: Van Springs
Thanks for that. I presume the Polyurethane bushes will be better also
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Re: Van Springs
I would always recommend the use of Poly Bushes but it will not make the ride any softer.
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Re: Van Springs
Thanks again