15234632 Rear Springs?
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Picked some up, can't find specs? Anyone heard or used these specific part numbers?
- Slodell
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I had a list at one time that listed out the rear spring part numbers and their spring rates, but I didn't find it particularly useful because the Z71 springs are readily available, and much stiffer than the stiffest TB spring.
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For $30 on the pair I'm sure they'll be night and day over the OEM Envoy springs.
Pairing with Bilstein HDs.
Pairing with Bilstein HDs.
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never heard of those & I'm not familiar with these mid size rigs here
but on the tahoe, surb's & yukons its
MOOG #81071 for XL & for heavy duty applications #81069 with 4WD & tow packages
but on the tahoe, surb's & yukons its
MOOG #81071 for XL & for heavy duty applications #81069 with 4WD & tow packages
2004 GMC Yukon, 4X4 SLT, 5.3L Vortec,
1966 Stevens M416 trailer too
"Now she is gone I got my Yukon" ExpeditionNorth.com
1966 Stevens M416 trailer too
"Now she is gone I got my Yukon" ExpeditionNorth.com
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Yeah that part number is for the Tahoe,
I just got the shocks in and waiting on the rest of the parts.
Once it comes back I'll report back or put a build thread together.
The only thing I have to compare it too will be my 2013 Tacoma vs OEM and upgraded suspension on the Envoy
I just got the shocks in and waiting on the rest of the parts.
Once it comes back I'll report back or put a build thread together.
The only thing I have to compare it too will be my 2013 Tacoma vs OEM and upgraded suspension on the Envoy
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Has anyone ever heard back from the guy who put z71 springs on the rear and was moving his rear springs to the front? Do we know anything more on that?
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uhhh... that won't work...
if he did try it, I'd love to see it what happened!!
if he did try it, I'd love to see it what happened!!
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got them mounted, I haven't measured the lift yet but this is the end result of these springs on Bilstein 4600's for the rear
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