Have a '50, 3100 with droopy springs all the way around. Makes for a rough ride for Mama. She's kinda loosened the purse-strings after riding in the truck all day Saturday.

I have looked in to re-arching the springs and could get it done for $300-$400 for all 4. Have also looked in to stripping all the old stuff out and putting new all the way around.

I don't have plans for this to ever be a show truck, and she probably won't ever be a daily driver. That said, I'm leaning (no pun intended) toward the re-arch but don't mind investing in all new since I've heard the re-arch can start sagging again after a while.

What say y'all???


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