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borderterrier



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United Kingdom 2013 Defender 110 Puma 2.2 XS CSW Aintree Green
So why would LR put 2 x front fright springs on a vehicle?
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Dave-H



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They don't.
That list was compiled years ago when springs were handed ... I was using it for reference back in my TDi days Smile
Since the TDCI came out, LR discontinued the handed springs as no longer necessary Thumbs Up Guns and Landrovers .... anything else is irrelevant.
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diesel_jim



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borderterrier wrote:
So why would LR put 2 x front fright springs on a vehicle?


And the RH springs are slightly longer than the LH springs, so by having two of them you gain an Nth of an inch lift too.

I fitted 2x RH springs onto my 110, sites dead level.
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Schw8te



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Germany 2013 Defender 90 Puma 2.2 SW Santorini Black
Dave-H wrote:
They don't.
That list was compiled years ago when springs were handed ... I was using it for reference back in my TDi days Smile
Since the TDCI came out, LR discontinued the handed springs as no longer necessary Thumbs Up


My 90 TDcI MY2013 has different springs for passenger and driver side, front and rear.

Here is a list from 2012 manual:

List

Cheers
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Post #347257 23rd Jul 2014 7:07pm
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