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Re: Semi OT: What's old is new again...

by Grumpy AuContraire <Grumpy@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Feb 9, 2008 at 05:00 PM

Jeff DeWitt wrote:

> Grumpy AuContraire wrote:
> 
>>
>>
>> Lee Aanderud wrote:
>>
>>> Just read in the current Popular Mechanics magazine that in 2009 
>>> Dodge trucks will have the new and revolutionary coil spring rear 
>>> end.  "New Rear Suspension.  The '09 Ram is the first full-size 
>>> pickup to use coil springs instead of traditional leaf-spring packs.  
>>> Dodge says this will deliver a class-leading ride."
>>>  
>>> If this is true, what do I have on my '65 Chevy C-10?
>>> http://laanderud.com/65chevy/011507/image_12.html
>>>  
>>> Lee
>>
>>
>>
>> They never learn.  Coil springs on any commercial load bearing load 
>> have always been a failed design...
>>
>> Maybe the next innovation will be a miracle device that holds a 
>> vehicle still while waiting for a light to turn green on an incline..
>>
>> JT
>>
> 
> It sounds like it's probably a decent design for trucks who's heaviest 
> load is normally the driver, but not for trucks that actually have to do

> some work.
> 
> Jeff DeWitt


Heh!  Speak fer y'sef!!  I'm a mean 'n lean 165# but...  I don't have a 
truck ennymoor and when I did, it wuz 'n ottomatik!

<G>

JT
 




 13 Posts in Topic:
Semi OT: What's old is new again...
"Lee Aanderud"   2008-02-08 18:26:51 
Re: Semi OT: What's old is new again...
Studebaker George <gst  2008-02-08 15:49:27 
Re: Semi OT: What's old is new again...
mbstude <mbstude@[EMAI  2008-02-08 15:52:28 
Re: Semi OT: What's old is new again...
Grumpy AuContraire <Gr  2008-02-09 00:52:07 
Re: Semi OT: What's old is new again...
mbstude <mbstude@[EMAI  2008-02-08 16:58:56 
Re: Semi OT: What's old is new again...
"George Mills"   2008-02-11 18:47:24 
Re: Semi OT: What's old is new again...
63t-cab <jzeiger@[EMAI  2008-02-08 17:59:36 
Re: Semi OT: What's old is new again...
mbstude <mbstude@[EMAI  2008-02-08 18:19:54 
Re: Semi OT: What's old is new again...
DEEPNHOCK <DEEPNHOCK@[  2008-02-08 15:57:22 
Re: Semi OT: What's old is new again...
Grumpy AuContraire <Gr  2008-02-09 00:57:06 
Re: Semi OT: What's old is new again...
Grumpy AuContraire <Gr  2008-02-09 00:51:18 
Re: Semi OT: What's old is new again...
Jeff DeWitt <JeffDeWit  2008-02-08 22:27:53 
Re: Semi OT: What's old is new again...
Grumpy AuContraire <Gr  2008-02-09 17:00:03 

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