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Old 11-01-2021, 05:14 PM   #1
1972RedNeck
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K20 Lift Height - Help Needed

Need to buy a set of front springs for my '72 K20 as winter is approaching and tire chains won't clear my front fenders with my new tires. Right now the front springs have been cobbled together with 5 leaves on each side so I have no idea what stock ride height is.

I would like to end up between 25" and 26" from the center of the lockout to the top of the fender opening. I have a 300# front bumper and a tall deck big block Chevy so I have a lot of weight on the front.

Can I get some measurements from the lockout to the top of the wheel well for different brands and heights of lift? I would appreciate the help.
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