Not impressed with 63s...who's still old school getting good flex with leaf springs?
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Not impressed with 63s...who's still old school getting good flex with leaf springs?
After a recent trip wheelin, Im starting to reconsider my rear suspension. I'm currently running TG 4" springs up front, out back is a 4 leaf pack set of 63" Chevys with a 1" zero rate, 2" block, and 10" eye-to-eye shackle. I hate all the mix match and crap to level it, and I'm not getting the flex out of it that the 63s are renowned to get.
Here's a pic of my current set up on 33s
My question is to those who are still old school and running leaf springs, whats your set up? I have a set of 3" wide F150 springs laying around, but I also wouldnt mind getting a kit like the TG classic rear.
Pictures are worth a 1000 words!
Here's a pic of my current set up on 33s
My question is to those who are still old school and running leaf springs, whats your set up? I have a set of 3" wide F150 springs laying around, but I also wouldnt mind getting a kit like the TG classic rear.
Pictures are worth a 1000 words!
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4 linking the rear is an option, but an expensive one. Especially when I'm building a motor/trans/and t-case for it right now. Looking to stay with leaf springs for the time being.
I loved the 63s when all I had was BJ spacers on IFS....but now to keep them level with the 4" springs up front, all that crap is just bad news.
I loved the 63s when all I had was BJ spacers on IFS....but now to keep them level with the 4" springs up front, all that crap is just bad news.
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