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Originally Posted by p76rangie
SCSL, as most of the photos show, the spring is only held at the bottom. This is how they come from the factory. If the wheel drops too far the spring will come out from the top. Without cones the spring will most likely not go back in properly. The axle movement is limited by the shocks to stop the springs coming out of the top bracket. It is only when you move shock mounts or fit longer shocks that the springs will dislocate
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Hmmm. I was not aware of this. Strange design from the factory. What's to stop the stock shock from bottoming out? I suppose the stock bumpstops prevent this from happening?
Learn something new about Rovers every day.... it's been years since I've been underneath a stock anything...
