new scout owner with a question

[somedumbkid]

ok i just got a 1976 scout II for $500 it runs and has a good body so now i need to do some suspension work who makes the best sprimgs for the front i am going to do a S.O.A. on the rear but i dont wish to do this to the front aney info would be help full

[jdjanda]

Originally posted by ERICS89YJ:
<STRONG>ok i just got a 1976 scout II for $500 it runs and has a good body so now i need to do some suspension work who makes the best sprimgs for the front i am going to do a S.O.A. on the rear but i dont wish to do this to the front aney info would be help full</STRONG>

Welcome Scout newbie <IMG SRC="smilies/thefinger.gif" border="0">
Welcome to the dark side <IMG SRC="smilies/vader1.gif" border="0">

Not to sound like an A-hole, but damit man search. The Daily Topic posts should answer your questions.

Joe

[somedumbkid]

ok i have serched for 7 hours now and found a lot of help full info but what are triangle's and dose the $42 caster corector deal actuly work i do half to drive my scout 60 miles a day at rush hour

thanks much for all the help

[HooperSSII]

Originally posted by ERICS89YJ:
<STRONG>ok i have serched for 7 hours now and found a lot of help full info but what are triangle's and dose the $42 caster corector deal actuly work i do half to drive my scout 60 miles a day at rush hour

thanks much for all the help</STRONG>

Triangle are a brand of spring, like skyjacker, etc. Many scout owners really like the Triangle brand of lift spring.

The caster correctors will make a huge difference in a long commute. Much easier if the rig likes to go straight. I drove with zero caster (factory), negative caster (very, very bad idea), and now 6 degrees of positive caster. Much, much safer. I now feel comfortable taking the longer drives I dreaded before. I was a serious safety hazard with that negative caster.

Spend the money. Your nerves will appreciate it.