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Old 07-01-2012, 12:28 PM   #1
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Hey guys, I really want to do the 64" chevy spring swap and shackle flip, but I can't figure out how to identify between the two.

Yes, I have read everything in the tech library and both say they come off a chevy/GMC 1500 - 2wd preferred. Also, the 63 swap says 88-98's, so I'm guessing 99- have the 64's?

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Catalog 215 - Leaf Springs


GMC/Chevrolet - Pickup; 1988-00; Rear

C and K - Series; Rear; 1988-00
C1500 (2WD) 1988-98
K1500 (4WD) 1988-98
Silverado Classic 1500 and Sierra Classic 1500 (2WD) and (4WD) 1999
C2500 and C3500 (2WD) 1988-00
K2500 and K3500 (4WD) 1988-00
All springs are 64" long and use 9/16" diameter spring bolts

This is copied from my distributor online.

http://65.61.38.85/dpweb/dist_site/2...L&OEM_Code=CHE
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Perfect.

So somewhere along the lines somebody didn't measure correctly and wrote 63"??
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Could it be that the eyelet centers are to be 63 ? that way the shackle is always over center in the sprung position ???

No Idea, just a wild guess.

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