Old Man Emu Rear Medium Load Leaf Spring for 2.25" Lift, Sold Individually by Old Man Emu

Important Notes:

• Leaf Springs are sold individually.
• Bushings sold separately.
• Stock/Light Load: 0-GVW (Gross Vehicle Weight)
• OLD MAN EMU Leaf Springs will NOT accept Factory Bushings

Required Parts by Manufacturer:

• Old Man Emu Anti Inversion Kit OMEFK08 is required front/rear if greasable shackles are not fitted.
• 1968-1980 Land Cruiser FJ40 models require Leaf Spring Bushing Kit, OMESB30.
• 1980-1984 Land Cruiser FJ40 models require Leaf Spring Bushing Kit, OMESB1.

Fits:

• 1968-1984 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 SWB with 2.25" Lift (Medium Load)

Description:

Product Details:

• Draw Tapered & Diamond Cut Leaves: Ensure the load is progressively distributed over a larger surface area, reducing the high stresses that develop at leaf ends. This provides increased ride quality and protection against leaf breakage, significantly increasing the spring life.
• Bolt Clamps & Liners: The leaf clamps are bolted to allow installation of anti squeak nylon liners.
• Fully Scragged & Load Tested: Scragging ensures the spring takes a permanent 'set' which reduces the risk of sagging. Load testing ensures the spring meets the required specification.
• Graphite Coating: To further reduce the friction between the spring leaves & friction pads.
• Military Wrap: Designed to provide added safety.
• Anti Friction Pads: Regreasable nylon interleaf liners reduce friction at the leaf tips where the load is the greatest.
• Flat Axle Seat Area: Allows a positive, safe axle mount reducing spring stress & increasing spring life.
• Shot Peening: The tension side of all leaves is shot peened to reduce spring stress. This process can double the life of a spring.
• Two-stage Leaf Pack: Featured on most rear springs for optimum comfort. When unladen the vehicle is largely riding on the primary stage, with the secondary stage providing additional support when a heavy load is added.

Years Covered:

1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983 and 1984