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  1. 1968 Kaiser M35A2

    5 Ton Springs for the Deuce Rear

    Roger roger. I will stick with plan A.
  2. 1968 Kaiser M35A2

    5 Ton Springs for the Deuce Rear

    I have 12 leafs on the M105 and 12 on the Deuce front. 16 on the 5 ton front. My orginal thought was to measure the arc for both types and remove from the 5 ton to match the Deuce. In theory I would achieve the same height but I do not know the reaction to weight when applied. Maybe I could just...
  3. 1968 Kaiser M35A2

    5 Ton Springs for the Deuce Rear

    Seems like this something no one has tried. I'll give it a shot and let you know how it works out.
  4. 1968 Kaiser M35A2

    5 Ton Springs for the Deuce Rear

    Has anyone removed some of the bars of the 5 ton spring group to get a level frame when bobbing a Deuce? It seems like a better alternative than using the springs off a M105A2 if you do not have access to an extra set of Deuce front springs. I can get a set of 5 ton fronts in excellent...
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