SubYuman
1/2 ton status
Is it just me, or are they over 60" long? Does this mean no one make springs for a C2500 Suburban?
Any help?
Any help?
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88+ C2500 leaf springs
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64" on all new body 88-up trucks and suvs. and yes thay do make them
SubYuman
1/2 ton status
Thanks Sweet...
WHo makes good riding 64's? I would like 6-8" and a decent ride...I won't be pulling anything for a while since I sold my trailer befoer we left for HAwaii. If I do pull again, I'll get some bags...
WHo makes good riding 64's? I would like 6-8" and a decent ride...I won't be pulling anything for a while since I sold my trailer befoer we left for HAwaii. If I do pull again, I'll get some bags...
Nicks 72
Registered Member
I am not sure cause it has been a while and I know it doesnt seem to make sense but when I used to part out these trucks a few years back I remember the springs being shorter on the sport utilities(subs and tahoes) I would check it out before I bought 64 inch springs !!!! As a note to some wierdness the torsion bars are shorter on the Tahoes also.
5" is the biggest made stock off the shelf get flip kit to go with it. to gain more.
When a friend of mine lifted a cadillac escalade 10" at his shop the rear springs were the same length as my old blazers 52" superlift 8" springs. They sent him some 57" and they didn't fit so he used the 52"s.
SubYuman
1/2 ton status
Kinda measured...
Laid the tape out and I couldn't go more than 60" because of the position I was in. They are longer than 60"...
Who makes these in a 4-5" spring?
Laid the tape out and I couldn't go more than 60" because of the position I was in. They are longer than 60"...
Who makes these in a 4-5" spring?
