Rear leaf springs
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Rear leaf springs
Where else are they gonna be huh? Anyway I am looking for somewhere that may have these for my 1971 F100. I have ordered catalogs and so far I know Mac's carries them but not for my year. I found a junkyard donor truck so hopefully I can get body parts off of but I dont know about the springs. Any help would be fantabulous.
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Originally Posted by cornfedp
Where else are they gonna be huh? Anyway I am looking for somewhere that may have these for my 1971 F100. I have ordered catalogs and so far I know Mac's carries them but not for my year. I found a junkyard donor truck so hopefully I can get body parts off of but I dont know about the springs. Any help would be fantabulous.
The only difference is the number of leaves. 1957/64's have between 5, 6, 7, 9, 11 leaves; 1965/72's have 5, 6 or 9 leaves. The width and length of the springs is identical.
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That sure is simple compared with altering the ride height on a F250 while maintaining the original load capacity with that flexo screw ya up system having the butt in the air bed full of water every winter.
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