c2500 rear leafs into a c3500??
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Paladin
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Why would you want to?
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Why do the swap, just remove a leaf or two.
On my K30 I had my springs rebuilt and found a broken leaf on either side in the lower part of the pack. I decided to remove one leaf from either side when I put it back together. Now it's a 7/1 spring. Since I have the OE above the spring overload I was not worried about the loss of a little weight capacity. Seems to ride softer than my 3" Tuff Country HD front springs.
On my K30 I had my springs rebuilt and found a broken leaf on either side in the lower part of the pack. I decided to remove one leaf from either side when I put it back together. Now it's a 7/1 spring. Since I have the OE above the spring overload I was not worried about the loss of a little weight capacity. Seems to ride softer than my 3" Tuff Country HD front springs.
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