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Reconditioning leaf springs #33576 01/12/2003 5:17 PM
Joined: Nov 2001 Posts: 128 Connecticut F Formula1 Wrench Fetcher
Formula1 Wrench Fetcher F Joined: Nov 2001 Posts: 128 Connecticut	I need a recommendation. SHould I buy new or have a spring shop recondition my front and rear leaf springs for my 45 GMC 1/2 ton?? I also want to lower the front a couple of inches, can they also re-shape them for this? If so, can anyone recommend a shop in the N.England area that does this. Thanks

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