Suspension Parts ID Please

[1968k20]

This stuff was included in a 69 suburban that I bought a few years ago. I compared with my 4wd's but I can't see where they mount. Maybe it's a 2 we'd thing. Anyhow, interested in getting the names, so I can list them. Thank you!

[1968k20]

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[HO455]

I believe the first photo is a pair of coil spring overload or helper springs. They bolt to the frame behind the rear axle. I think they are 60 to 72 items.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1309713003

[FirstOwner69]

As stated in post 3, the 1st photo shows the helper leaves for the auxiliary spring option available on the 2WD trucks. I'm not sure if the leaves for 1/2 and 3/4 ton trucks had the same spring rates. To be used they also need the bracket with the rubber bumper as shown in the pictures below. The brackets are mounted below the axle using the u-bolts that also secure the axle and shock mounts to the trailing arms. The second picture shows the bottom of the bracket with bumper attached.

I'm not familiar with your other part.

[1968k20]

Thanks to both of you!

[towbar]

second pic looks to me like a track bar, which centers the differential side to side in the frame.

[1968k20]

For a 2wd you think?

[towbar]

id say front axle of a 4x4 considering the large offset hump

[ratty69]

Pretty sure that track bar is off a 93-98 grand cherokee. Just looked under my dd and the bar looks the same.

[Bigdav160]

Yes, a front track bar for beam axle with coil springs. Dodge, Jeep and even Ford trucks