..."My 76 Spitfire 1500, my first Triumph, has suffered the dreaded
drivers side lean for most of it's life. As I said, three spring
changes in the rear has only resulted in a need for a forth"...
I hate to say this, but I think you've put a lot of effort into the
wrong fix. As I mentioned before, and Jim Muller also explained, lean
of the car to one side or the other is almost entirely controlled by the
front suspension, particularly on swing-spring cars. You can replace
that rear spring as often as you want, and it won't correct a
drivers-side lean.
Richard
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