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#37082 05/19/2005 6:46 PM
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Has anyone used Patricks 2" lowering springs? Does it handle that much better than new stock springs?

Any advice on doing this 2" lowering or not.

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Click on search and type "monoleafs". You'll find all the info and opinions you need.

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#37085 05/19/2005 10:41 PM
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I installed a set of patricks lowering springs on the front of my 51,3100,they are four leaf. I also installed new bushings that came with the springs.Also installed a front sway bar.The truck is about two inches lower,and rides real nice ,the sway bar also makes a big difference in handling. old navy 51............

#37086 05/20/2005 1:11 AM
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I installed a set of mono-leaf springs on my TF '57. The rears are reverse-eye. It dropped the front about 2.5" and the back about 4.5". I put 2" blocks in the rear to bring it up even. The front slams against the rubber stop when I hit a bump. I think she rides a little stiff for a single leaf. It does look good though.


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i got a set from fatfendered it lowered it nicely but did not give the more car like ride i expected. maybe my fault for wanting to much, i have a nova rearend and open drive shaft.


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