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10-05-2010, 08:53 PM
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The Crazy Machanic
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Nokesville Va
Posts: 1,437
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were to get factory springs
let me explain I just bought a 1985 GMC k10 with the 6.2 diesel auto 4x4 its been a one family truck all its life but its been a working truck at that. body is actually pretty good for this area. This truck is to be my new daily drive after i got rear ended in my 2000 focus (it was totaled).
Im starting to bring it back to par but i see the springs in the front have seen better days its currently a 2 leaf front which i believe that makes the rear a 4 (haven't looked) id like to make it a 3 in front and a 6 rear which i believe is a 3/4 tone spring set up i don't want to lift it high (already have one of those) i figure the current height and adding 3/4 ton parts might bring it up 2 inches which is fine. in short where do we find factory spring replacements. Also ill get pics up of the new truck and the one that i already lifted. (currently have 3 gm pickups now) 1986 c10,1986 k10 now more like a k20 and a half, and a 1985 gmc k15)
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*1986 Sliverado longbed 400 small block mean as hell, 700r4 trans (5 speed coming one day)  * 1970 chevelle 2dr sedan Latest update June 24 2007.  *1957 4 door stationwagon - pink all original needing a good restore (body great, floors bad)  newest additions 1965 shortbed fleet great granddads. Been told im nuts to bring it back from the dead (still going to happen) plans-all stock with a turbo 292 inline 3 speed column shift. and thats it big block 427 and 5 speed trans and ford 9 inch theyhave no home yet thinking what to put them in and a 79 c60 trash truck um no idea i have one
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10-05-2010, 09:06 PM
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I know the pieces fit
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: MONTGOMERY, AL
Posts: 5,523
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Re: were to get factory springs
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