Don Well-known member Aug 23, 2010 #1 Will a good piece of leather work on top of the spring where it meets the cross member soak it in oil for awhile. Dp
Will a good piece of leather work on top of the spring where it meets the cross member soak it in oil for awhile. Dp
19Fordy Well-known member Aug 23, 2010 #2 Don said: Will a good piece of leather work on top of the spring where it meets the cross member soak it in oil for awhile. Dp Click to expand... I suppose so. I used a thin piece of .090 aluminum sheet metal. That was 10 years ago and it still works fine. Last edited: Aug 23, 2010
Don said: Will a good piece of leather work on top of the spring where it meets the cross member soak it in oil for awhile. Dp Click to expand... I suppose so. I used a thin piece of .090 aluminum sheet metal. That was 10 years ago and it still works fine.
TerryOH Well-known member Aug 23, 2010 #3 if you want to install cotter pins in the U-bolts I suggest you use something thin such as the leather or body webbing. Adding too much thickness may make the holes for the pins unaccessible.
if you want to install cotter pins in the U-bolts I suggest you use something thin such as the leather or body webbing. Adding too much thickness may make the holes for the pins unaccessible.
37 Coupe Well-known member Aug 23, 2010 #4 I suppose leather would work but the original was an anti squeak material and Roy Nacewicz sells it for springs front or rear 1932-1948.
I suppose leather would work but the original was an anti squeak material and Roy Nacewicz sells it for springs front or rear 1932-1948.
