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| grey hoon |
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my BF wagon rear springs are worn out, would tonner springs fit as I carry a lot of weight in the wagon?
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| Disco Frank |
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no idea
i would get yours either rest with an extra leaf in there or get some springs to suit the extra load you are carrying
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| Mad2 |
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{USERNAME} wrote: my BF wagon rear springs are worn out, would tonner springs fit as I carry a lot of weight in the wagon? as Disco Frank said ... possibly. why do you have so much weight in the rear? |
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| grey hoon |
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I carry horse gear and feed usually 100 to 150 kg also have dual fuel tanks. I have some ute springs, do they fit?
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| Mad2 |
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{USERNAME} wrote: I carry horse gear and feed usually 100 to 150 kg also have dual fuel tanks. I have some ute springs, do they fit? start using a trailer & less stress on car ... honestly have no idea if same . . if they are it would be i think only at the ends. but best compare to be sure  ute diffs will fit as i have one in my AU
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| grey hoon |
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sadly trailer not an option, will keep looking, thanks for the input
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