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Re: Seriously, Why No Spring Under SAS?
« on: Mar 31, 2015, 08:28:41 PM »
It is on its own weight!  My hardware didn't work out as planned, but I did manage to get one side supported by a 225/75r15 spare from my other truck, and the other side spring is sitting on blocks of wood.  As it sits the axle is roughly 2" forward from stock as I had planned, and it is sitting about 1.5" over stock height.  With my body weight on the front crossmember it dropped roughly 1/2", so I figure with the weight of the drivetrain I should be at stock height.  I should have gotten a droop measurement with the weight of the axle, but I forgot / got lazy.  Anyways, on with the pics!
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