Rear Leaf Springs
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Laughing Gas
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Rear Leaf Springs
I am in Central Florida and I'm trying to find a Leaf Spring shop (wholesale) to buy the pack with related hardware. I do a Google Dice Search and comes up with a shop (Truck repair) in Fort Meyer's. Anyone live in Central Florida and know of a shop that sells them nearer than the "other side of the state"? I'm doing the install myself in the winter. I have a 2002 F-250 CCLB 4WD 5.4L. I have a 5 pack rear spring pack, ORIGINAL TOO! I know I can order online but want to see if picking up local is better. Shop in FT Meyer's, quoted me $307 per pack and Hardware is Additional........
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Just gonna throw this out there, if a truck shop is making you a set of springs, they will likely install them for dirt cheap too, and probably do them faster than you can. When I had the springs replaced on my '99 SD (had a broken leaf on the driver's side rear), I'm not even sure they charged me for installation at the time, and they had the springs built and installed in something like 3 hours.
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Laughing Gas
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99powerstrokedf250: What's the fun in that? LOL!
At that time I would remove the bed, sand down the frame rails and do some painting and restoring as much as I can. It's my only ride so timing is key with work time off etc....
At that time I would remove the bed, sand down the frame rails and do some painting and restoring as much as I can. It's my only ride so timing is key with work time off etc....
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