been out a few times and so far so good, yes it is not a miracle cure by any means of course, but it is certainly better than before.

My pleasure!

Thank you! Cheers!

IME using them, the extra force on the remaining coils isn't an issue unless the particular spring already has a snapping issue 🤔 For instance fiestas have a known weakness on the lower coil causing them to snap and collapse the suspension, i wouldn't use one of these on them as it will exasperate the issue where as i used coil assisters on a sierra P100 for 10 years without an issue but they didn't have that weakness built in to start with 👍 I've fitted 20+ sets over the years and never had a failure, some I've even transferred from an older vehicle to the owners new vehicle 6 years later without issue, although they are mainly used on the rear to help rear end sag when towing or loaded 👍

van tour coming soon. thanks for watching.

Oh heck, did not even realise there were different ones, just found mine on Amazon and went for it being so much cheaper than rip off UK supplier even being posted from states!! they have worked fine though (luckily by the sounds of things)

Was going to say the same.

Ditto....would be very interested in post drive measurement....

They usually lift the suspension by around half of the coil gap not the full height of the rubber assisters, the remaining coils will sag further than before as there are effectively less of them sharing the same load 👍

Yes, after several journeys, it maintained its 1.5cm improvement. thanks for the question.

not sure, good question though.

Yes, they are definitely worth it, the front does not 'wallow' so much going around corners. I really notice it on those long sweeping bends on and off of motorways. the trim was already on the van from new, I think the L4H3 has it as standard.

Good point...I can't see any difference (not intending to diss the video, very useful content)...they both reduce the spring by one coil...affectively putting more pressure on the other coils, not that that is an issue.

@@houseinavan194 I'm not knocking the vid at all i just wondered 👍 I've used spring assisters for years, they work ok, IMHO an ARB upgrade would be the ideal fix but way way more expensive unless a factory upgrade is available, possibly from an ambulance or cab and chassis option like a recovery truck or tipper, they typically have uprated factory suspension 🤔

A good point to make. I guess it is a bit like buying Heinz ketchup against lidl ketchup. these are the brand product and seem pretty good quality, cant speak for the others as have not seen in the flesh.

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 Ah..but have you tried 'Winkin & Sons' tomato sauce...another level..never going back..😄

go with HD leaf spring upgrades at the back and shock/spring upgrades at the front. sumo springs and air suspension is probably not the thing for 'goods' vans really.

have not noticed help with wind sway but helps for sure around long corners such as motorway interchanges with the front end not dropping and swaying so much. definitely recommend.

No not yet, no van is ever truly finished. have more content as soon as have time to film it as so busy with work right now.

Ok thankyou. Look forward to it.

they are 225/75/16. although this is slightly different to the originals my tyre store assured me it was fine to use and has been all fine so far. but as they are NOT exactly the same as OEM original tyres I would have to say not to copy what I did until you have satisfied yourself that it is safe to do so and ask your local tyre supplier for further info.

I know, I know. A severe lack of videos for a while now. I have many in the pipeline including the much awaited tour but have been so busy with work and kids, finding time to fit it all in is tricky. thanks for asking.

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 glad to see you're still alive lol. I look forward to seeing them. I'm just struggling to find decent van making videos, where I like the van design and concept. I'll be waiting 😜

@@fakenick91 I have also watched hundreds and hundreds of hours of van build content and don't say this lightly: Other than my channel, obviously 🙂, a MUST watch is Humble Road and do binge watch every one. it is the only channel you need really! all the best.

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 yeah I've watched a few of his videos. I dont like the aluminium wood look that I've seen him do. But he did give really useful tips that can be used

thanks for your comment. Been very busy with works and kids so finding the time is tricky, I have many videos in the pipeline to get to including the tour video. Just chewing the fat at the moment of direction for the channel as filming our trips and holidays is not really me and many others already do that (some much better than others :-), so thinking about reviews, upgrades and changes, soapboxing about the most talked about topics in vanlife etc etc

and yet I gained height as detailed in the video.

'calm' ?? its all in the editing.....

@@wiltshirecustomcamper7203 😂😂😂😂

Thanks Graham, been very busy with work but am hoping to get a few more videos out very soon including the van tour. also starting my own DIY house extension, very exciting but backbreaking I suspect.