old leaf springs question

[gmc684x4]

How did your truck sit
Was the back end sag lower then the front would be the decider for me

Seen more then a few newly built 4x4 trucks that went cheap lift blocks in the rear and the front new springs sit much higher

[Ziegelsteinfaust]

A nice option is to have Teflon put between your leafs for a smoother ride. Depending on what you foing for.

[moregrip]

Originally Posted by notallthere

If they are in decent shape with no cracks I would clean them up and re-use them. Leaf springs are durable. The only reason I am replacing mine is that they have a really bad Chevy lean and I am tired of looking at a crooked tailgate.

The leaf packs seem in good shape but I haven't thoroughly inspected them.

Originally Posted by gmc684x4

How did your truck sit
Was the back end sag lower then the front would be the decider for me

Seen more then a few newly built 4x4 trucks that went cheap lift blocks in the rear and the front new springs sit much higher

The truck had a camper in it the majority of its life, hence the overloads

Originally Posted by Ziegelsteinfaust

A nice option is to have Teflon put between your leafs for a smoother ride. Depending on what you foing for.

I would do that no problem; just trying to determine if the stock leaf pack is worthy....they seem fairly level.....should probably take a measurement