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#135016 08/11/2006 3:25 PM
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Hello,
I have a 66 3/4 ton and I want to slap in some 2" lowered springs in the front end. I want to keep the stock spring incase someone wants to put it back to original. I was looking through some parts venders and they only have springs for 1/2 tons.

My question is... what's the difference in 3/4 and 1/2 ton springs and will 1/2 tons springs work?

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If you aren't hauling anything the 1/2 ton springs will work,,brian


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#135018 08/11/2006 5:07 PM
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Are they the same diameter with a different load rating?
I will be keeping the the stock rear springs.
I don’t plan on Hauling anything major besides furniture and odds and ends.

Thanks 64Fleetside!
By the way. have you performed this modification on your 64? If so did you run into any major problems?

#135019 08/11/2006 8:45 PM
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no, billy my junk is 1/2 tons, but there is a fella down the road w/a 3/4 ton(65 C20), springs we put on it are 1/2 ton lowering, fit like a glove. he stil hauls "normal" stuff, just not really heavy loads like a camper or full bed of firewood,etc. brian


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#135020 08/11/2006 11:09 PM
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Thanks again 64


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