chevy springs???
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Originally Posted by zabeard
more payload, more articulation, more lift without blocks, less axle wrap (at least i don't have this issue)...
that sums it up shortly.
I'm running a Chevy after market lift spring so no blocks and just spring...
that sums it up shortly.
I'm running a Chevy after market lift spring so no blocks and just spring...
is it worth the work to do? cuz im sure you have to drill out the old hanger relocate and drill new holes for the chev ones etc...
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Originally Posted by rangererv
i think it was so worth the work.
much nicer ride, handles a lot better, and no blocks to wory about axle wrap.
much nicer ride, handles a lot better, and no blocks to wory about axle wrap.
will i still get the same lift? cuz i bought a 6" skyjacker lift kit for the fornt and i was gonna go wit new leafs from skyjacker but too, can i still acheive the same height with chev springs?
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Id depends on which ones you buy... (4x4 or 4x2). I had the 4x4 ones on my truck and the payload was amazing but it rode like *** (way too stiff in the rear.. would lauch off speedbumps going at like 5 mph lol).
but then again, i didnt have anywhere near 6 inches of lift. I had to double up the shackles in the rear in order to bring the back end down enough so it didnt have a goofie huge rake
but then again, i didnt have anywhere near 6 inches of lift. I had to double up the shackles in the rear in order to bring the back end down enough so it didnt have a goofie huge rake
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