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Anyone with a half ton near OK that wants some 56 inch 1/2 Ton Heavy Duty OEM Springs RPO Code G50 Lemme Know I have them. I have 2 sets. They came off of an 80 and an 81 GMC. Neither truck was sagging. They're not only a bit heavier duty, but they offer better ride quality.
If you're half ton has the 52 inch springs, you'll need to move your rear spring hangers back 4 inches. Your frame should already be punched with the holes. You'll just have to drill the rivets then use Grade 8 bolts with thread locker to bolt them back on. I'm not sure if short bed trucks have the holes punched for 56 inch springs. I think short bed might be 52 inch spring only. $25 per pair.
If you really want to add some strength, I also have a set of C20 C6P 56 inch 3/4 ton springs too. You can expect some lift in rear end on a 1/2 ton.
Distance and shipping would probably kill a deal but if your close to OK or passing through OK we can make it happen.
If you're half ton has the 52 inch springs, you'll need to move your rear spring hangers back 4 inches. Your frame should already be punched with the holes. You'll just have to drill the rivets then use Grade 8 bolts with thread locker to bolt them back on. I'm not sure if short bed trucks have the holes punched for 56 inch springs. I think short bed might be 52 inch spring only. $25 per pair.
If you really want to add some strength, I also have a set of C20 C6P 56 inch 3/4 ton springs too. You can expect some lift in rear end on a 1/2 ton.
Distance and shipping would probably kill a deal but if your close to OK or passing through OK we can make it happen.
Cool to get together talk trucks as usual. He bought a set of the C6P 3/4 ton springs. Still have both set of these 56 inch half ton springs.
