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#635954 04/08/2010 12:55 PM
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Ok, quick blurb of where I am, the 52 1Ton has now been chopped down to a 1/2Ton and I have removed the rear axle.... I planned on using the stock 1 Ton springs even though I was swapping the axle out for a newer one....

On my way of taking the axle apart, I realized that the 1 ton Leaf springs are 2 parts. Can I remove the added set that sits on top of the main springs and just run the 8 springs together?

Will be a somewhat softer ride I would expect.

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Yes, you can remove the overload spring packs.
No it won't be any softer when empty than it was before when empty. The overloads don't come into play till some load is already in the truck.

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