i just ordered new pro comp front leaf springs for my truck and i need new ubolts for the front. I also want new ubolts for the rear because their all rusty and look like crap. So can someone tell me the size i need soican order them so i can have them forwhen my springs comein next week?

 

ok i did some searching andi think the rear ubolts are 5/8" thick by 3.5 across?? So any 5/8" uboltwill work? i just need to order the proper length correct? And how about the front ubolts? are they 5/8" also? they look about the same size too me and the fronts are large radious ubolts from what i can tell?

 

thank you for all your answers, it really helped me out

 

Fronts are 9/16" x 3" x Length. The length varies by what you need. The 3" width is measured between the U-shape.

Rears are 5/8" X 3 5/8" X Length.

I get my U-bolts from Husky Spring, although their products are sometimes cheaper through RockAuto.com.

If you were closer I'd give you my brand new front U-bolts. I was sent the wrong ones (semi-round bend, I needed square bend).

 

thank you bigpigdaddy

 

You're welcome!

 

So where did you end up getting your u bolts for the procomp springs? That husky link doesnt seem to work

 

I bought them from Husky Springs, heres the phone number
1-800-826-3318

 

heres the link
HUSKY SPRINGS, helper kits, u-bolts, Timbren Kits, Air Lift Kits

 

I ordered my rear u-bolts from Pro Comp....aaaaand they sent me the wrong nuts with the u-bolts. I had the entire *** end torn apart only to find out they were wrong. Moral of the story...thread your nuts on before you start working lol.

 

thats why you use Husky, they know what it is just by thinking about it. Not some 18 year old kid trying to find part numbers from a computer screen....

 

hey that's me!

 

i didn't mean you as trying to post to find part numbers acf6, i ment the people who work at Pro Comp, and other aftermarket manufactures

 

haha i understand. im just trying to figure out what size u bolts ill need. my 2003 has the "curved bend/rounded" u bolts right?