I'm looking to put stock, or close to stock springs onto the 1998 Disco I. I wouldn't mind having about 1" of lift just to get clearance for 235 tires in the future, but I don't want to build the rig for weight or trails just yet. It's a high school/college kids' daily driver and camping rig. So stock springs are the only thing I know of unless you get 2" of lift from MD or HD springs. Am I wrong?
When it comes to ordering stock springs, I'm looking at part number, and wondering, using Proline as an example, what's the difference between NTC8572 and ANR3477? (That's PLS041 and 048 respectively in Proline for the rear.)
And Roversnorth doesn't seem to list a RH front shock, I can only find the stock RNC4306. They also don't have a Proline version of the front. So, buying a pair doesn't seem to be an option. Am I remembering correctly, or full of it... that these days you just buy two of the LH side front springs because they used to be made a little bit differently to compensate for the steering gear, etc...? something like that?
Thanks
When it comes to ordering stock springs, I'm looking at part number, and wondering, using Proline as an example, what's the difference between NTC8572 and ANR3477? (That's PLS041 and 048 respectively in Proline for the rear.)
And Roversnorth doesn't seem to list a RH front shock, I can only find the stock RNC4306. They also don't have a Proline version of the front. So, buying a pair doesn't seem to be an option. Am I remembering correctly, or full of it... that these days you just buy two of the LH side front springs because they used to be made a little bit differently to compensate for the steering gear, etc...? something like that?
Thanks