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#1525431 11/10/2023 10:40 PM
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All new leaf spring shackles arrived and I know it probably doesn’t make a hill of beans difference, but on the original truck were the grease Zirks toward the outside or toward the inside of the frame?


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Face them in the direction that's easiest to reach with your grease gun when everything is assembled.


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I don't have a 37 FSM, but for the 55-59 they were on the outside.


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Otto, either way is easy to grease, I was wondering how the factory did it 87 years ago.


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37 GC, The lubrication chart from the 1937 Chevy Truck Operations Manual appears to show all the springs lube fittings facing outward. Refer to points 1, 6, 11 and 14 in the chart (point #'s listed on the next page in the manual if you click "Next Page" towards the bottom).

Hope that gives you what you need. thumbs_up

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Thanks, that’s what I was looking for.


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