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#976916 10/06/2013 11:55 PM
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I discovered the 3104 I brought home today has 6 leaf overloads. Were these standard or an option? John

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The optional GM 3104 springs in 1951 are shown here - 9 leaf vs 8 leaf standard.

Here is leaf spring information for 1951.

"Helper" leaf springs were available from non-GM sources, including JC Whitney.

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I had those too. I believe I tossed them, I know they didn't go back on.


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