Old Man Emu CS002F Dakar Front Leaf Spring for Toyota Land Cruiser 1960-1984

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Brand: Old Man Emu
Part Number: CS002F

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Vehicle Fitment

Toyota Land Cruiser (1960-1984)

Description

Emu dakar leaf springs are engineered to provide optimum ride performance irrespective of the operating conditions the vehicles suspension is required to work under. Numerous spring options are available to suit a multitude of applications, allowing you to set your vehicle up for recreational or commercial purposes. Feature, dakar leaf springs matched to a Old Man Emu 4x4 shock absorbers will deliver vastly improved ride handling and load carrying capability.

Note: Bushings, U-Bolts and Brackets sold separately

Features

This process can double the life of a spring
Military wrap designed to provide added safety
Load testing ensures the spring meets the required specification
Two-stage leaf pack featured on most rear springs for optimum comfort
Shot peening the tension side of all leaves is shot peened to reduce spring stress
Bolt clamps and liners the leaf clamps are bolted to allow installation of anti squeak nylon liners
Flat axle seat area allows a positive, safe axle mount reducing spring stress and increasing spring life
This provides increased ride quality and protection against leaf breakage significantly increasing the spring life
Fully scragged and load tested scragging ensures the spring takes a permanent set which reduces the risk of sagging
Anti friction pads regreasable nylon interleaf liners reduce friction at the leaf tips where the load is the greatest
When unladen the vehicle is largely riding on the primary stage, with the secondary stage providing additional support when a heavy load is added
Draw tapered and diamond cut leaves ensure the load is progressively distributed over a larger surface area reducing the high stresses that develop at leaf ends