About 8 years ago.... maybe 5000 miles.... I put Rocky Mountain springs on my '65 IIa SWB. It had a hard top, and I wanted to run a roof rack, pack it with stuff, you know. So I got the heavy duty springs for the rear.
With the top off, which rarely happens, it really pops up high in the rear. But now, I am running a soft top almost all the time. In fact, I was going to rebuild the hard top and use it in the winter, but then we bought a 110 five door, so there really is no reason to have the hard top on the '65.
So my question is can I pull one of the springs out of the rear to lower it and bring bring the weight bearing ability down to a realistic spot for where this Rover is going to be for the foreseeable future?
With the top off, which rarely happens, it really pops up high in the rear. But now, I am running a soft top almost all the time. In fact, I was going to rebuild the hard top and use it in the winter, but then we bought a 110 five door, so there really is no reason to have the hard top on the '65.
So my question is can I pull one of the springs out of the rear to lower it and bring bring the weight bearing ability down to a realistic spot for where this Rover is going to be for the foreseeable future?
