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Old 02-28-2008, 05:45 PM
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3/4 ton springs on an 80 Bronc

Can this be done as a direct bolt up? I can change the spring shackles, that's not a problem. I just need to know if the distance between the shackles is the same or different. I have a friend who has a big need for them, and not much money. I'm gonna scrap the parts truck tomorrow, but if he can use them I'll pull them for him. Any info much appreciated.
 
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Measure the length from the front eyelet to the rear. IF it is the same, then it'll fit.


I'm not sure about 3/4 ton springs, but I know from 73-96 F150 or 78-96 Bronco leafs will work for his bronco and can be had for pretty cheap in the junkyard if the 3/4 tons don't work out.
 
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Well, I kinda figured that was a given. But, I wondered if anyone knew for sure if the hangers are the same. The shackle on the rear can take up a very small amount of length difference I would think. My friend has a broken foot, so he A. is not working, so, B. has no money. I took a truck to scrap today but before I went I pulled the rear leafs for him. It is only 4 leaves and an overload, not a huge spring pack. Thanks for the input.
 




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