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Old 04-06-2020, 09:29 AM   #39
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Re: Replacement Leaf Spring Questions

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Jason,

REAR SPRING MEASUREMENTS

Photos showing rear springs with axle measurements. The measurements are from the top of axle. Two different measurements provided. 1). Bottom of frame bracket, and 2). Bottom of frame. These are not ride height measurements, as frame is on jack stands, along with no body weight. Work in progress, so a mess all around. Hope they give you some ideas to estimate ride height with these springs. Believe they are very close to Pete’s, if not the same. Ordered stock springs, with options and some additional load.

Les
No weight on the springs mean those numbers are irrelevant. I`m curious what the final number is once the weight of the truck is on them. My rear springs were bought as stock height, but I had to add a 1`spacer block to get the desired level to match the front.
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