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#402339 04/15/2008 4:24 AM
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does anybody know about much wider the front springs on a 72 GMC 7500 are compared to a AD chevy 2 ton

47chevy6400 #402413 04/15/2008 12:25 PM
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A fair amount.
The AD springs taper in at the front just like the frame does.
I seem to remember the spring center bolts being around 26" center to center, but pull a tape measure to be sure.
My guess is that the GMC 7500 is around 34" center to center, but I don't have one to measure.

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