Spring Spacers and Bump Stops

[drum]

I seem to remember someone here manufactures spring spacers, for a defender? Anybody remember who it was. Putting the winch on the defender has dropped the front end by about 1/2 an inch, would be nice to lift it up again.

Also I could do with extended bump stops, I think my new wheel my foul the wheel arches when off roading  :D

[Guy90]

I think RJ Harvey do them. Simmnonites might as well

Guy

[drum]

I think RJ Harvey do them. Simmnonites might as well

Guy

It must be a couple of months since I was over at Simmonites, I'll have to pay them a visit.

[muddyweb]

Wizard (mud-club member) and Mill Services ( www.mill-services.co.uk ) both do them

[Sharpshooter]

you could do what i did, and just get heavy duty springs for the front from Paddocks. £13 each. They accept between 50-100kgs more before they lower. :D

[drum]

Wizard (mud-club member) and Mill Services ( www.mill-services.co.uk ) both do them

Thanks Tim, it was wizard I was thinking of I'm sure he will be along shortly.

[drum]

you could do what i did, and just get heavy duty springs for the front from Paddocks. £13 each. They accept between 50-100kgs more before they lower. :D

Mine are bearmach Yellows, and are supposely the same. But I measured the wheel arch height before and after the winch and it has definitely dropped. It always did slope forward so it's probably time to level it up abit.