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i have a complete 1976 chevy full size frame under my bronco ii, and needless to say the springs are hard as hell. how can i soften my leaf springs?
how can i make my leaf-springs softer?
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Take out a leaf maybe? Or some people swap chevy leaf packs into their rbv's, perhaps you can swap them out and replace with actual B2 springs?
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Extended shackles and pull a leaf. Tiny bit of lift and a softer spring rate.
You just need two pieces of plate drilled out for the front. Might need a shackle flip in the rear depending on what you've done.
You just need two pieces of plate drilled out for the front. Might need a shackle flip in the rear depending on what you've done.
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A good cocoa butter rubbed in for at least an hour followed by some PB blaster.
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throw a ton of dirt in the back and let it sit like that for a while. They'll either soften or break.
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