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Re: Do Alcan leaf spring sag after a year?
09/01/04 01:08 PM

I've had 2 sets and I find they settle just a little, maybe 1/2" - 1" if at all. Be sure and weight your truck (both axles separate) before you order to get the right spring rate for your needs.

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Do Alcan leaf spring sag after a year?	Ozy	09/01/04 11:54 AM
Re: Do Alcan leaf spring sag after a year?	mt_goat	09/01/04 02:20 PM
Re: Do Alcan leaf spring sag after a year?	4Crawler	09/01/04 01:08 PM
Re: Do Alcan leaf spring sag after a year?	Red_Chili	09/01/04 01:13 PM

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