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Subject:

Rear Springs

Author:
Gene Chaude

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Date Posted: 11/ 14/ 03, 3:06pm

Hello, I have a 1977 33'FC. I just put a new set of tires on the rear and got a good look at the rear springs. To my surprise they have actually rolled over and gone negative. My parts manual says the springs should be 11 leaf, but the installed springs are 13 leaf. I contacted BB there is a 13 leaf and a 15 leaf spring available. We did the front springs a couple of years ago ( 13 leaf ), and the rears on the bus are about 8 years old. Anyone else been down this road. Which spring are you running? why? and what are your results. Thanks Gene Chaude

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