97yukon
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haha i hear ya no problem man
sagging leaf spring
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haha i hear ya no problem man
992dr
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I agree, you will need to replace both leaf springs or it will be sagging on the other side, lol.
I have these and will be putting them in soon. They are considered to be a HD leaf spring compared to stock.
http://thesuspensionking.com/catalo...ucts_id=746&osCsid=mlt7ft6gt633kh9f5dj49hb9t0
I have these and will be putting them in soon. They are considered to be a HD leaf spring compared to stock.
http://thesuspensionking.com/catalo...ucts_id=746&osCsid=mlt7ft6gt633kh9f5dj49hb9t0
wes3337684
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Thank you thats a good price. Is the left spring the same as the right? So I just order 2 of them?
Glad 992dr posted up... I was about to drop the same link on ya. 
Wes... the two sides are the same. Truth be told you'll get a better overall price (cheaper shipping) if you make two separate orders...just make sure that they know to make them separate. Only thing is that they may arrive at different times doing it that way.
Wes... the two sides are the same. Truth be told you'll get a better overall price (cheaper shipping) if you make two separate orders...just make sure that they know to make them separate. Only thing is that they may arrive at different times doing it that way.
992dr
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Robert beat me, lol.
Huh, I didnt know that about shipping. I do know the price went up since I ordered mine, way back when.
Huh, I didnt know that about shipping. I do know the price went up since I ordered mine, way back when.
retorq
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Call a local spring shop ... I bet they aren't much more maybe even less.
If "local spring shops" are like the ones in my area, they aren't gonna do what a spring replacement will...
When I called around in my area, they were talking about rearching (shot-peening) and adding a leaf. This doesn't work well for towing applications as the spring will go back to the "memory" that it has stored. Not to mention the price was about the same as getting new springs.
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Sam,
I haven't replaced mine... don't think I need to now that I've done even more research - truck is still level (side to side).
When I called around in my area, they were talking about rearching (shot-peening) and adding a leaf. This doesn't work well for towing applications as the spring will go back to the "memory" that it has stored. Not to mention the price was about the same as getting new springs.
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Sam,
I haven't replaced mine... don't think I need to now that I've done even more research - truck is still level (side to side).
wes3337684
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I talked to a guy at a spring shop and he said that air bags are the best way to go. cause he said the leaf spring will sag again in a couple years. Anybody tried the Firestone bags he said he could get them for $260 thats what new springs cost. So I'm on the fence,s new spring or just put bags with what I got.
