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Guys,

I'm restoring my '54 Bel-Air, with torque tube drive. Which leaf spring is better for a '54 Chevy Bel-Air, the monoleaf or the regular multi-leaf spring? I can find the stock replacement multileaf, but not monoleaf? Any suppliers?

Thanks!!! Chip


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Hey Chip,
When I was looking around for my 54 sedan, I couldn't find anyone selling them. Lowering Blocks are availiable everywhere, if you want to go that route.


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