rear springs

bongkuci · 22nd April 2008, 09:19 AM

has anyone used those rubber spring assisters? if so do you have either the measurment of the spring stretched or the part number for a lucida on a 94 plate. not towing just got a wife who wants to take the house with her on holiday

i have no way of getting the mpv up with the axle hanging to get the measurment.lack of space and braincells so im told

kevin1961 · 22nd May 2008, 09:10 PM

hi,I think the gap varies between models(eight seaters have stronger springs)my 97 estima(eight seater)measured 27mm(purchased a pair of grayston assisters,code ge14 which covers 26-38mm)(towsure also do them code as4)I am afraid the only way to be certain is to jack it up and wheel off,

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bongkuci Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 4	rear springs has anyone used those rubber spring assisters? if so do you have either the measurment of the spring stretched or the part number for a lucida on a 94 plate. not towing just got a wife who wants to take the house with her on holidayi have no way of getting the mpv up with the axle hanging to get the measurment.lack of space and braincells so im told

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kevin1961 Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: northamptonshire Posts: 74	hi,I think the gap varies between models(eight seaters have stronger springs)my 97 estima(eight seater)measured 27mm(purchased a pair of grayston assisters,code ge14 which covers 26-38mm)(towsure also do them code as4)I am afraid the only way to be certain is to jack it up and wheel off,