Re: leaf to coil change over
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Originally Posted by powerbench
Well i finally got the box pulled off the truck and grabbed a few of the brackets off the old truck....humm no exisiting holes to bolt them two. The holes are in the cross member for the trailing arms , and the only other holes that i see that i can reference off are for the coil spring cup . Is this normal? I also see that i have some stiffening ribs stamped into the frame that are not on any of the coil spring frames i see on here (right beside the spring hangers).I'm also thinking of doing a "c" notch now while i'm torn down..Any body have any pics i can get my points off of? And while i'm at it....i'm thinking of doing the holes through the cross members for my exhaust, should i use a tube ( 3-1/2 ) and weld it in place or fill the pie cut section then cut my holes...or just cut the 3 inch hole and pass the exhaust through that...Thanks 
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Thats all I would think you would need on the frame because your shocks bolt to these little plates that bolt onto your U bolts under your trailing arms. Ohhhhh yeah you might have to fab a place to connect your pan hard bar. I have never heard of anyone converting to coil springs but I have heard coil springs are alot smoother riding. I wouldnt know because I have never driven my truck as it didnt have a power train in it when I bought it. Take some pictures I am curious to see how this turns out
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