Removing leaf springs
Removing leaf springs
I just had a question about removing a leaf from my leaf pack, I want to lower my truck, and have an AAL in the rear, so I know i could just take that out to go down the 1.5" that it gave me, but my leafs were shot before and riding on the overload spring, so I dont want to remove the AAL. Which other spring could I remove to give me the same amount of drop? or would it matter which leaf I took out? thanks!
my springs are shot as well
the springs were not manufactured to handle lift blocks
( this was told to me by supervisor of the heavy duty spring shop ) they do heavy trucks
lift blocks only compound axle wrap damage, ford would not do mine either
so i am waiting for the bushings to install my explorer leaves
the springs were not manufactured to handle lift blocks
( this was told to me by supervisor of the heavy duty spring shop ) they do heavy trucks
lift blocks only compound axle wrap damage, ford would not do mine either
so i am waiting for the bushings to install my explorer leaves
I think sometime down the road I'm going to do an expo axle swap...but leave it spring-under and replace my leaf pack when I do that. but that'll be when I can get coil-overs in the front. and ditch these damn t-bars
andrew
take the explorer springs packs up to delta spring in BRESLAU , ont
that is where i had mine re-done
they redo them to handle lift blocks
they can also remove the crappy rubber bushing / sleeves for you
i am just waiting for the poly urethane bushings to arrive , so i can install mine
take the explorer springs packs up to delta spring in BRESLAU , ont
that is where i had mine re-done
they redo them to handle lift blocks
they can also remove the crappy rubber bushing / sleeves for you
i am just waiting for the poly urethane bushings to arrive , so i can install mine
really solidify`s the rear suspension , no more of the rear end slopping around
the bushings force the leaf springs to do what they are built to do ABSORB ROAD SHOCK
they made a big difference on my old jeep cj7
when the explorer leafs are installed , i will be installing the monroe gas magnums
the bushings force the leaf springs to do what they are built to do ABSORB ROAD SHOCK
they made a big difference on my old jeep cj7
when the explorer leafs are installed , i will be installing the monroe gas magnums
Where did you get those bushings from? I have some expo leafs I want to install and I should prolly ditch the rubber ones.
kevin they are from prothane
the kit #`s are 6-2022 and 6-213
these are the leaf and shackle polyurethane bushings
when the bushings are in and the leaf springs and shackles are installed , the mounting bolts are to be tightened down while the truck is in the air
why! because there are sleeves you hammer inside the bushings and leaf and shackle eyes pivot around the bushings.
the sleeves are meant for the factory bolts,
you will need a hydraulic press to push the old rubber bushings out
the kit #`s are 6-2022 and 6-213
these are the leaf and shackle polyurethane bushings
when the bushings are in and the leaf springs and shackles are installed , the mounting bolts are to be tightened down while the truck is in the air
why! because there are sleeves you hammer inside the bushings and leaf and shackle eyes pivot around the bushings.
the sleeves are meant for the factory bolts,
you will need a hydraulic press to push the old rubber bushings out
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