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Post by Jeff Roblin on Mar 23, 2007 12:22:55 GMT -5
J.C.Whitney www.jcwhitney.com supplies remanufactured leaf springs for our cars: 4 Leaf Spring (1975-80, except Heavy Duty)LEAF SPRING #ZX967571YF JC Whitney Price: $59.99 Corrects leaning, bottoming and rear-end sag restoring the car's original height Improves traction and reduces sway for precise control Oil-tempered, heat-treated alloy steel for uniform strength and spring action For American cars. Feathered edges and inserts ensure smooth, quick action. Recommended installation in pairs to distribute weight equally for a level ride. Note: Spring shackle bushings not included with spring assembly. 5 Leaf Spring (1975-80, Heavy Duty)LEAF SPRING ZX967572WF JC Whitney Price: $89.99 Corrects leaning, bottoming and rear-end sag restoring the car's original height Improves traction and reduces sway for precise control Oil-tempered, heat-treated alloy steel for uniform strength and spring action For American cars. Feathered edges and inserts ensure smooth, quick action. Recommended installation in pairs to distribute weight equally for a level ride. Note: Spring shackle bushings not included with spring assembly.
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girard
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Post by girard on Apr 28, 2007 13:26:18 GMT -5
Thanks thats good to know.
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Post by eldoon on Jul 5, 2009 0:13:58 GMT -5
Good in theory but they don't actually have any in stock. I tried ordering some 5 leafs and they told me the springs were on an indefinite back order. I tried again at Car Parts Discount (ebay store) - ditto. I finally found another source - General Spring of Kansas City. They had the springs in stock, albeit a little more expensive than the other two, but they shipped them immediately. They now reside on my 1977 2 door Granada "GT" and have improved the stance and handling considerably. Here is the link: www.generalspringkc.com/index.php?p=catalog&parent=109&pg=1
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Post by Jeff Roblin on Jul 5, 2009 15:38:02 GMT -5
I had a local spring shop make my springs. Most places can make them to original spec. Didn't cost much either.
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