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| Yes, the spring would most likely quickly deform or break.
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| YUP, heating the spring will change it's metallurgy and cause it to crack, break, or simply change it's spring characteristics. |
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My other Sig
is a Steyr.
| quote: Originally posted by darthfuster:
I have an add-a-leaf that pivots and it would be fast catastrophic to weld a pair of keepers on.
I can't imagine why a kit would be sold that would require such a thing. Would it be possible to add air bags or have the add-a-leaf mount to the shackle somehow?
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| Glad I asked. lol I found a leaf spring clamp kit and bought one for each side. Could have made my own but for the price, it made more sense to buy the kits. Thanks!
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Just because you can,
doesn't mean you should
| Mechanically clamping is the correct method. Make sure the clamp parts that contact the springs are not sharp on the edge or the constant contact and flexing of the spring could cause failure.
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