Product Description

DAM Quick 110-478 Bail Spring - SLS 2

Bring the snap back to your casting game with this genuine DAM Quick Bail Spring.

The bail spring is the unsung hero of your spinning reel, providing the critical tension needed to hold the bail open during a cast and snap it shut the moment you turn the handle. Designed specifically for the DAM Quick SLS 2, this torsion spring is calibrated to handle the mass of the mid-sized bail assembly. If your bail feels weak, hangs halfway, or requires manual assistance to close, a worn or broken spring is the most likely culprit. This authentic replacement part restores the crisp, automatic action that defines the DAM Quick experience.

Product Features

• Perfect Tension: Specifically wound to provide the correct torque for the SLS 2 bail mechanism.

• Durable Spring Steel: Tempered to resist fatigue and retain memory through thousands of casting cycles.

• Precise Geometry: Shaped tangs ensure a secure anchor within the rotor and bail arm for slip-free operation.

• Cost-Effective Repair: The single best solution for fixing a "lazy" bail return.

Model Compatibility

This part is verified to fit the following DAM Quick spinning reel models:

• DAM Quick SLS 2

Note: This spring is engineered for the SLS 2 frame size. It is not interchangeable with the smaller SLS 0/1 (Part #110-477) or the larger SLS 3/4/5 models.

Part Specifications

• Part Number: 110-478

• Alternate Part Number: 110478

• Part Description: Bail Spring / Bail Return Spring / Torsion Spring

Schematic Reference

To confirm the correct installation orientation and anchor points for the spring tangs, please consult the service diagrams.

• View the specific schematic for your reel at www.reelschematic.com

Installation Notes

Installing a torsion spring requires care to ensure the tension is loaded correctly.

1. Remove the bail arm screw and lift the arm away from the rotor housing.

2. Remove the old spring and clean the spring cavity of any old grease, sand, or corrosion.

3. Insert the new 110-478 spring, ensuring the short tang anchors into the hole in the rotor body.

4. Align the long tang with the receiving slot or hole in the bail arm.

5. Rotate the arm to pre-load the spring tension before pressing it down and securing it with the screw.

6. Apply a small amount of fresh grease to the spring to prevent rust and ensure smooth operation.