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Q: Did 1 ton trucks after 1987 ever have 10 leaf springs?
My dad has a 1984 GMC Sierra 3500 2wd 1 ton Pickup Truck.
The rear suspension has 9 leaf springs + 1 helper spring. I just recently noticed other trucks- 1988 and newer and it seems that most 1 ton Pickups only have 6 rear leaf springs. What gives? Its funny - About a year ago, my nephew used the my dad's 84 Pickup to pick up some heavy floor tiles 2 hours away. The guy that worked at the tile place said that he never saw a Pickup Truck hold that much weight without the rear springs dropping down all the way! My brother-in-law has a 2000 Ford 350 4x4 w/dual wheels and he told me that my dad's 84 GMC is stronger than his Ford. Please explain this. |
Re: Q: Did 1 ton trucks after 1987 ever have 10 leaf springs?
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Re: Q: Did 1 ton trucks after 1987 ever have 10 leaf springs?
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Re: Q: Did 1 ton trucks after 1987 ever have 10 leaf springs?
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I am looking to buy an 88 CC Dually- the one I hope to get appears to have 9 leafs in the pics I have of it. It is definately more than 6. More alarming to me is that I only count 10 bolts on the rear chunk...
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