My truck sits too high
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When I restored my truck, i replaced the rear springs because they had sagged and the center coils were sitting on each other. It now sits too high, like an original truck with the original type overload springs that I installed. Does anyone make lowering springs, or can I install air bags in the original spring perches? Or should I get the torch out and "lower" the springs?
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Here is Summits listing on some of what you can get. About a 3" spring would get you sitting level.
Jimmy https://www.summitracing.com/search/...rder=Ascending |
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What springs did you put in it?
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Don't use a torch, use a cut off wheel. You could cut one coil off and see where it puts you. Free to try out.
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I would leave at that it looks a truck is suppose too. they sell them little fiats everyday they sit low :smoke:
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and they make a virtual bolt in rear air bag kit for trailing arm rear ends .
i like a bit of rake tho . |
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I was more interested in who made the springs and maybe a part number. Some of the aftermarket springs they list as heavy duty are for use in a suburban. They have a higher spring rate and will sit really tall in a truck. This may be the issue you have. You may want to try just a set of standard truck springs and see how that works.
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that's a really nice truck you got there....and I always like those old dealership bumpers....
it does look like it needs to come down a couple inches..... |
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