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Bob Gervais · 03-23-2005, 08:19 PM

Yes, they will, as long as they're the same width as your stock ones. I'm pretty sure 87-91 was the same regarding springs. Also check into Off Road Design, they make a zero rate that will raise the front about an inch, however it won't firm up the spring rate. It's basically a steel block, but they're safe to use on the front because they're bolted into the leaf pack with a new bolt/pin. I have them on the rear of my truck, and have had no problems with them.

03-23-2005, 08:19 PM	#2
Bob Gervais Truckless for the moment... Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Cranston, RI Posts: 180	Yes, they will, as long as they're the same width as your stock ones. I'm pretty sure 87-91 was the same regarding springs. Also check into Off Road Design, they make a zero rate that will raise the front about an inch, however it won't firm up the spring rate. It's basically a steel block, but they're safe to use on the front because they're bolted into the leaf pack with a new bolt/pin. I have them on the rear of my truck, and have had no problems with them. __________________ 1987 V1500 GMC Suburban, 350 TBI, Flowtech dual exhaust, Rough Country 2" spring lift, 56" 3/4 ton rear spring conversion, 33" BFG All Terrains, and the smokescreen engine mod -- Former truck, searching for another now...