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Re: 1962 3/4 ton #198608 01/17/2006 5:18 AM
Joined: Apr 2000 Posts: 247 Colo. Springs, CO V Vaughn Member
Vaughn Member V Joined: Apr 2000 Posts: 247 Colo. Springs, CO	Depends on what you mean by "best". Cheapest? Lowest? The one that rides the best? Probably in your case you will need to use drop springs. Use the ones for a 1/2 ton. Yes, they will fit. You will lose a lot of load capacity. There are plenty of places that carry them. Performance Suspension Technology, Performance Suspension Components and Just Suspension carry them.

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1962 3/4 ton	Johnny Vaughn	01/17/2006 3:34 AM
Re: 1962 3/4 ton	Vaughn	01/17/2006 5:18 AM
Re: 1962 3/4 ton	coilover	01/17/2006 8:07 AM
Re: 1962 3/4 ton	zenish	01/18/2006 1:57 AM
Re: 1962 3/4 ton	Fort Knox	01/18/2006 3:01 AM

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