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Coil spring (front) question
I did a search on this but did find a definative answer. I am converting my 65 GMC to 5 lug (disc brakes) with parts from an 87 Suburban. Question is, will coil springs for a 67-72 work in the 87 control arms? I found a good deal on a set for 67-72 models (thats why I am asking). thanks
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Re: Coil spring (front) question
Yes they will.
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Re: Coil spring (front) question
cool....thanks for the info
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Re: Coil spring (front) question
Get the sway bar from the Burb too if you don't have one...
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Re: Coil spring (front) question
Ya that one should have the nice 1.25" thick one
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Re: Coil spring (front) question
yeah.... found a guy who cut the whole front end off (in front of the firewall) for $100....got everything... it even had brand new rotors!
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Re: Coil spring (front) question
That's a good deal!
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