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Stan,View attachment 609331View attachment 609332Been doing lots of fix up work on my M1031 and now considering the front springs. What you think about the sag. Read many of the threads on sagging fronts and how just the age does it but not sure how bad it really is or if it is. Checked the shops in the closest city of Fairbanks up here and all they had was ones that the forums here said were not good and made in China. Maybe should have tried the Chevy dealer ??. Anyway Thanks for any help from you that know. Stan
Those are nice and look like exact replacements for a 1028/1031 with the 9 plus 1 overload except the fronts not having the reverse arch. They may actually give the truck a better stance anywayStan,
Review the springs at Stengel Bros. Inc.
Look at:
Rear Springs - 4,650lb
http://www.stengelbros.net/22-617HD...--91-Leaf-9401-2ND-1770-4650-Lbs-_p_1849.html
Front Springs - 1,900lb
http://www.stengelbros.net/22-402HD...ront--4-Leaf-Full-taper-1900-Lbs-_p_1833.html
Made in the USA and very reasonably priced.
Regards
Joseph
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