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Ice,
What you can do is make a rigid construction strut that bolts to the shock mounts..when you get on the wheels and have weights and dimensions then order springs. Just remove the struts and save them for the next project.. Sam
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I have tried most all of it and now do what is known to work.. |
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Try this www.eatonsprings.com/
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Anyone know a manufacture that provides spring sizes and rates
Eaton springs is a good one.
Cant remember if i talked to them. What i was hoping for is, the high priced racing springs have listings for say a 12" X 5.5 spring in rates from something like 200 ( to little ) up to 900 ( to high for my need ) but they are 12" free length and 5.5 OD. So I can assume my truck is in there between 200 and 900 with say a 4" compression from free length. The above was for example purposes only. With that info I could make the upper and lower attachment point, notch the frame if need be and tack them on. Then use the strut to fill in for the spring. This way i can be doing something while wait for Parts or money to become available, and if it dose not work as planed I made the parts and just need to move or modify them to work. That is why i was looking for a place that would have listings like the high priced racing springs have. ICE |
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