Funny.This s*** gets better and better. Look for my cruiser in the classifieds
What I know I know through trial and error. I’ve build a lot of leaf spring trucks. I’ve tried them all. I even helped design the HFS years ago (it’s totally wrong)
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Funny.This s*** gets better and better. Look for my cruiser in the classifieds
You shouldn’t have to drill out the spring pack, that sounds gnarly. Also, you measure what you need first as far as caster if you have a 4” lift and your big ol shacklesThis s*** gets better and better. Look for my cruiser in the classifieds
Thanks! I’ll see what I need and let you know. The kicker is that I sold some 4” TPI springs and had some on there. However the new owner still hasn’t picked up the springs.You shouldn’t have to drill out the spring pack, that sounds gnarly. Also, you measure what you need first as far as caster if you have a 4” lift and your big ol shackles. You might even need 6*
Shameless plug: I have a brand new uninstalled set of steal 6* shims from Valley Hybrids up for grabs.
Let those goThanks! I’ll see what I need and let you know. The kicker is that I sold some 4” TPI springs and had some on there. However the new owner still hasn’t picked up the springs.
Also good to know I don’t have to drill my spring pack. That was the one that was killing me the most because I don’t want to have to remove the springs.Thanks! I’ll see what I need and let you know. The kicker is that I sold some 4” TPI springs and had some on there. However the new owner still hasn’t picked up the springs.
I am! I do have a separate question for you on vacuum lines if you don’t mindLet those go
All I know about vacuum lines is how to narrow them down to one.I am! I do have a separate question for you on vacuum lines if you don’t mind
That’s what I’m trying to do but have a Frankenstein.All I know about vacuum lines is how to narrow them down to one.
Desmog
To put the shims on you don’t have to completely remove the springs but you’ll need to get a bit funky down there. Definitely easier to install the shims on the springs on a bench while standing.Also good to know I don’t have to drill my spring pack. That was the one that was killing me the most because I don’t want to have to remove the springs.
Cimarron,I am! I do have a separate question for you on vacuum lines if you don’t mind
I’ll tag you on what I have going on so I don’t continue to highjack this thread. Give me a few.Cimarron,
I want to know your question.
To put the shims on you don’t have to completely remove the springs but you’ll need to get a bit funky down there. Definitely easier to install the shims on the springs on a bench while standing.
All I know about vacuum lines is how to narrow them down to one.
Desmog
You read my mind!@MatthewMcD
Back to the topic at hand…
Start spraying all your junky nuts and bolts with CorrosionX/PB Blaster/Kroil/Capri Sun now in anticipation of how bad your junk is seized up.
I would suggest a sawzall and a blowtorch.@MatthewMcD
Back to the topic at hand…
Start spraying all your junky nuts and bolts with CorrosionX/PB Blaster/Kroil/Capri Sun now in anticipation of how bad your junk is seized up.
I don't know what that is.what about a 4plus flip kit?