With a set of stock 3/4 ton springs and 2" add a leaves you will never have to worry about sway or sagging again.
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Unique Spring / Lift Question - Opinions Needed
- Thread starter chalet2506
- Start date
Thunder
3/4 ton status
Dont do a shackle flip. Not a good idea with that much weight.
Call or Email http://www.topguncustomz.com/ They will help you out. If you want RC lifts they have them for less than you can get from the RC site with less shipping. They also have most all other lift kits. Plus good tech help
Call or Email http://www.topguncustomz.com/ They will help you out. If you want RC lifts they have them for less than you can get from the RC site with less shipping. They also have most all other lift kits. Plus good tech help
A little research, your pm(thanks again), and talking to them is how I narrowed it down to where I'm at now.
I think I'm going to buy these, get greasable bushings and 4 zero rates from ORD. Then, after I get done with the suspension, I'll do new body mounts and 1" lift for a little more height(and because my mounts are currently shot). By the time I'm done, I should be at comfortable height and have a better handling ride. I'll stuff some 35's in there and trim a little bit of fender out if need be.
This setup should be rock solid, long lasting, and get me about 4-5 inches higher than I currently am.
1973-87 GM 4x4 Pick up, Blazer, Suburban Heavy Duty (measures 23-1/2 x 23-1/2, 3 leaf)
1973-87 GM 4x4 pick up, blazer, jimmy, suburban XHD 3750 lbs (measures 26 x 26, 8 leaf, 2-1/2" wide)
Any feedback welcome.
I think I'm going to buy these, get greasable bushings and 4 zero rates from ORD. Then, after I get done with the suspension, I'll do new body mounts and 1" lift for a little more height(and because my mounts are currently shot). By the time I'm done, I should be at comfortable height and have a better handling ride. I'll stuff some 35's in there and trim a little bit of fender out if need be.
This setup should be rock solid, long lasting, and get me about 4-5 inches higher than I currently am.
1973-87 GM 4x4 Pick up, Blazer, Suburban Heavy Duty (measures 23-1/2 x 23-1/2, 3 leaf)
1973-87 GM 4x4 pick up, blazer, jimmy, suburban XHD 3750 lbs (measures 26 x 26, 8 leaf, 2-1/2" wide)
Any feedback welcome.
