where can I buy poly bushings for3" wide springs??
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where can I buy poly bushings for3" wide springs??
I have my leaf springs out, taking them to a local shop to be rebuilt and re-arched. I want to replace all the bushings with the poly ones, but can't find any for the 3" wide spring. Plenty of them out there for the 2.5" spring. I didn't think the 8800gvw truck with the 3"wide springs was anything uncommon....
Also replacing the shackles and installing firestone airbags once I get the springs back.
Any idea where I can find these??
Also replacing the shackles and installing firestone airbags once I get the springs back.
Any idea where I can find these??
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dont know if you bought your parts yet but this place has everything for a good price.. doesnt look like poly but you may call them they might have poly or know where to get them...
http://www.autoandtrucksprings.com/p...-1658-158.html
http://www.autoandtrucksprings.com/p...-1658-158.html
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Thanks,
I just went ahead and bought new springs. To re-arch mine and rebuild them and install new bushings would have been $200. Found a place close by that sold me new Dayton springs out the door for $400. Didn't want to spend the extra money, but was concerned with the age of my springs, have been told they would not hold the new arch very long. Plus the extra aggravation and time of installing the bushings.
I just went ahead and bought new springs. To re-arch mine and rebuild them and install new bushings would have been $200. Found a place close by that sold me new Dayton springs out the door for $400. Didn't want to spend the extra money, but was concerned with the age of my springs, have been told they would not hold the new arch very long. Plus the extra aggravation and time of installing the bushings.
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Thanks,
I just went ahead and bought new springs. To re-arch mine and rebuild them and install new bushings would have been $200. Found a place close by that sold me new Dayton springs out the door for $400. Didn't want to spend the extra money, but was concerned with the age of my springs, have been told they would not hold the new arch very long. Plus the extra aggravation and time of installing the bushings.
I just went ahead and bought new springs. To re-arch mine and rebuild them and install new bushings would have been $200. Found a place close by that sold me new Dayton springs out the door for $400. Didn't want to spend the extra money, but was concerned with the age of my springs, have been told they would not hold the new arch very long. Plus the extra aggravation and time of installing the bushings.
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