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#96684 02/17/20 10:44 AM
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Hi, I'm asking for help ,looking for new affordable rear lowering springs for my '53 Chevy truck,3100 any body know? Thanks .

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I generally remove a leaf or two and have the spring eyes reversed by a local spring shop. You gotta pull the springs anyway. Why not clean 'em up and replace the tie bolts? Inexpensive and efficient!!


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If the springs go under the axle you can use lowering blocks between the axle and spring. On the front the axle is below the spring so blocks won't work.


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The easiest and cheapest way to drop a truck is use a flip kit in the rear and a dropped axle in the front from someone reliable like Sid's https://www.droppedaxles.com/


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