A pig is heavy and it seems guys with similar spring packs wind up adding leaves back. Mine are a cobbled pack, but compare to those FJ70 ones. Maybe they will chime in.
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My Red Pig , when delivered driver said weight in excess of 5000 lbs! Springs you bought are for a Pickemup with no weight in the AssReally? These are the HD pickup truck springs, aside from a ridged road ride I wouldn't think I would get any compression for wheeling(?) Or do you think they will act more like a progressive spring - soft on top and harder as they flatten out? I can see that that makes some sense as the uber thick springs are almost flat.
Really? These are the HD pickup truck springs, aside from a ridged road ride I wouldn't think I would get any compression for wheeling(?) Or do you think they will act more like a progressive spring - soft on top and harder as they flatten out? I can see that that makes some sense as the uber thick springs are almost flat.
This is the weight on my pig with a swing out and spare, roll cage and SBC with a slush box.View attachment 2515687
Quick question though - for the fronts I am going to install 6 degree shims, these will cover up the centering pin, do you rely on compression to hold the axle in place or put a plug or section of rod in there to ensure centering?
yeah, the head of the pin should still stick out the same amount as before.Cool, so not compression - I will figure something out. I have to move the pin back an inch to recentre the axle anyway (the j70 springs push the axle forward an inch)
I was just going to type this, offset the hole in spring pad, not springs, good stuff.will drill a new hole in the axle mount and shim to correct the offset, easy peasy