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06-11-2003, 02:49 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2000
Location: Leduc, Alberta CANADA
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Difference in 1/2 ton springs and 3/4 ton springs
Would I be able to put 1/2 ton springs in my C20 without any other modification?
I know that I wont have the load capacity, but I don't care about that. 
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Not Grandpa's C-20 anymore... 383 Stroker 425HP, 485Ft/Lbs Lowered 3.5" Front / 5" Rear 66,000 miles. Alberta, CANADA |
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06-11-2003, 07:07 AM
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Location: Rockville,In. USA
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Yes you can, the heavy duty 1/2 ton spring is exactly the same spring as a 3/4 ton in all aspects as they shared the same spring, so be sure you get a standard 1/2 ton spring and not a heavy duty, only difference in heavy duty & standard rear springs are the max weight ratings.
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06-13-2003, 06:53 PM
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Is that for the front or rear or both?
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Not Grandpa's C-20 anymore... 383 Stroker 425HP, 485Ft/Lbs Lowered 3.5" Front / 5" Rear 66,000 miles. Alberta, CANADA |
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