Glad you like 'em that way. Must be all that gear in the back - Basil could
barely flex the three-leafers when running without a top
(http://keith.miata.net/postcards/OTR2/photos.php?4). He had stock bushings
at the time. Now with the two-leafers and a top (and poly bushings), I've
got serious articulation. The most common comment during my 5-day run
through Moab over New Years was "I can't believe how much flex you have in
the suspension".
I was the only series on the trip with 8 coilers for company. No
articulation shots from that trip, I was too busy looking at the scenery.
Everyone had a great time. Jim, you got mentioned a few times - something
about replacing your carb 3 times on one trail? :)
http://keith.miata.net/postcards/newyears2002/photos.php?1
Different strokes for different folks.
Keith
At 10:54 28-12-02, you wrote:
>Well, after having bought 3rd parabolic leaves from Ray and installed
>them a while ago, and driven on and off road for a while, I can now
>repor that those of you who say 3 leaves are too stiff are a bunch of
>pansies;) Seriously, it is a little bit stiffer, but still far better
>than stock, although I have poly frame bushes which may help. As far as
>articulation goes, they articulate just fine, and I have pictures to
>prove it. I no longer seem to rub the wheelwells much, and just barely
>when I do. Just thought I'd throw in my 2 cents worth and stir the
>coals.
>--
>Jim Hall
>1966 88" Elephant Chaser
>http://webs.purplemountain.net/jimfoo/Foospage.htm
>"You know, I never really damaged my Rover 'till I started wheeling
>with Jim." Mitch Stockdale
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