You can also remove the springs and take them to Dunbar in Phoenix and get them re-arched. Not sure of the cost but it's another alternative. Just a thought.
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11-20-09, 10:26 PM #11Senior Member
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11-20-09, 10:28 PM #12Senior Member
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Another choice is shocks with coil springs....kinda redneck but its a choice...lol
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11-20-09, 11:05 PM #13Senior Member
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The coil over shocks? I saw those for 70 at checkers. how stiff would they be? I heard from Trucker on HPS that Dunbar does re arch them. He said over a hundred.
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