Suspension options for 1980 2wd pickup

[Phares]

Everything I'm finding is labelled for a 4wd but I can't imagine that matters...opinions? It looks like pro comp has a package at 750$ from summit racing but I'm curious if y'all have any recommendations. I would need all 4 leafs and I don't really want to lift it at all but am going to have to it looks like. Are there options for getting new spring packs built?
Rough country has one but it uses blocks for the back.
I'm not really serious but am looking at options in case I win the lottery. Also, jasmine is going to need new tires this fall so why not upgrade the suspension while I'm at it?

 

[pappy]

A 2WD truck will not be leaf springs in the front.

Everything I'm finding is labelled for a 4wd but I can't imagine that matters...opinions? I would need all 4 leafs ...

 

[Phares]

A 2WD truck will not be leaf springs in the front.

Huh, I guess I never thought about that Pappy. I'll have to take a look in the morning. Guess, I'll keep looking for options to restore the ride.

 

[ntsqd]

What are your goals for the truck?

 

[GRM]

Keep the stock springs, add bilstein shocks. Why do you need to change the springs?

For tires, I'd try and stuff some 235 BFG at's and Cherokee 10-spoke wheels on it.

 

[ntsqd]

The pick-up 5 lug bolt pattern (5 X 4.5") is the same as small Ford cars, Ford Rangers, Jeep YJ's and later models, and some MOPAR cars.

 

[Mudder]

Unless the springs are getting flat I'd keep them. With it only being the rears I be alcans wouldn't be to much. Maybe 5-700 for two rear springs made or your truck that are stock height

 

[ken_79-fj40]

If you're just looking for stock replacements check out general spring. I bought a pair of rears from them for my Tacoma and it was about $350 shipped. I think they are in Kansas City. I'll second the Bilsteins too.