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Mar 13, 2011 | 07:49 PM

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jdw1

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Originally Posted by Biggone

I am in Montgomery, AL. I should have a place around here to go to...it will just take a little research. My biggest worry right now is what block to put in the back as I want the factory rake look. I tow a 31' Jayco Eagle at about 9000 lbs loaded. I appreciate the advice.

You will want the blocks from a f-350 with a 137" wb, they will have the correct angle so your pinion angle is correct also.

Also try to stay away from 4x4 shops and like I said before try to find a heavy truck spring shop. I think I paid about 360$ for all the front springs and hardware, and about 400 for the rears complete. Just FYI.

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Mar 13, 2011 | 08:09 PM

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You have been a great help. Thanks.

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