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#110960 08/30/2003 5:35 AM
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Has anyone else run into this same problem? I have ordered shackles from two suppliers (LMC and American Classic) and both sets had problems...LMC's threaded pins were an inch short, not treaded on either end and held together by one carrage bolt through the center of the shackle. The shackle was also too wide to fit through the mount. American Classic was also too wide but the pin was correct. On LMC's behalf, they did try to see if any of the kits in stock had the correct pin and did a partial refund. I am reusing my old ones and doubt if I will replace them now with the springs back on. My major concern is now with the front springs and running into the same problem. Short of buying complete springs is there a supplier that I can get all the pieces that will fit?


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#110961 09/01/2003 9:51 PM
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I bought new shackles for my AD from c hevy Duty and they fit great .

YMMV .


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#110962 09/03/2003 1:08 AM
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Try Benz Spring (www.benzspring.com) in Portland, OR. I had them make me some U-Bolts, and visited their shop. It's everything their site says it is, a very classy operation.


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#110963 09/05/2003 5:58 AM
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call heavy chevy in lowell, ark. 1.800.297.9694

or go to your local spring shop.


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