edwinsmith

Maybe Jughead will find the box or invoice for his and let us know the PN.

When I get my paint job done I'll see if they have a return policy and buy a set to see if they fit. My back will last longer that way. We have really bad street maintenance here and every winter the holes and bumps get worse. Whevever a pothole develops they fill it in and leave a big bump in it's place. The bumps are worse than the holes because my dually footprint is usually bigger than the hole.

Edwin

loco one

guys please keep us posted !! I would like some also < do they improve the ride alot ??? thanks loco one

mhuppertz

I put Rancho RS 9000's (set all the way stiff) on and it helped quite a bit, but the ride is still bone jarring over speed bumps and pot holes....

grzpdlr

Did many things to smooth the ride, went to a spring shop, had two springs removed and adjusted others, put on Rancho 9000's, put on velvet rides, finally Kelderman Air rides, bottom line not appreciably better than before, sorry.

andyr354

I think what really might help these old trucks is putting longer leafs in the rear. Maybe some 63" long springs out of a late model chevy truck. They are soft enough though you will most likely need to run a traction bar with them.

If you are going to do any fabrication though might as well build a link setup with coils if you want a smooth ride.

edwinsmith

We could always try the concrete bedliner. About 4 inches ought to do it.

Edwin

92DIESEL

Not again