In a message dated 5/17/2007 8:12:46 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
djdave@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
I just
changed my shocks out, and was reminded about how thin the
shock plates
are, top and bottom. I would not get air shocks, although
they are readily
available from JC Whitney's.
Also from JC's you can get replacement
leafsprings. If you know
exactly where you want your ride height, go to a
local spring shop
like long life spring or A1 spring, both in scranton.
They will give
you an on the spot estimate for re-arching or
replacement/repair.
dave
Thanks for the response Dave. I went to the shop on Wyoming Ave.
and they weren't willing to add a leaf. They quoted $450 for replacing the
springs - so I left. :-(
 Charlie
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