coil to leaf question
#1
coil to leaf question
i have a 95 limited with 4 wheel abs . can u still use my rear axle or do the 95 pickups have the 4 wheel abs. also if i find a pickup at the local junkyard can i cut the leaf mounts out and weld them onto my frame
#2
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From: Marysville, WA
None of the pickups ever had a 4wheel ABS option. You have to use your axle if you wish to retain ABS.
I would get new leaf mounts rather than trying to cut used ones off and end up with crooked junk. Suspension on a road driven vehicle generally needs to be pretty precise.
I would get new leaf mounts rather than trying to cut used ones off and end up with crooked junk. Suspension on a road driven vehicle generally needs to be pretty precise.
#3
The axle housing from the 95 pickup will work fine if you use your third member with the ABS sensor. That would be the easy way. You could also your your current housing and buy aftermarker spring perches to weld on.
Either way you want to make sure you end up with the correct pinion angle but you knew that, didn't you?
Either way you want to make sure you end up with the correct pinion angle but you knew that, didn't you?
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Joined: Jan 2003
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From: Marysville, WA
The axle housing from the 95 pickup will work fine if you use your third member with the ABS sensor. That would be the easy way. You could also your your current housing and buy aftermarker spring perches to weld on.
Either way you want to make sure you end up with the correct pinion angle but you knew that, didn't you?
Either way you want to make sure you end up with the correct pinion angle but you knew that, didn't you?
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