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Ralph Shapiro

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Since: Jun 03, 2005
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2006 7:27 am Post subject: Rear Spring Leaf Removal Archived from groups: rec>autos>rod-n-custom (more info?)

I have a '88 S10 Blazer that I would like to remove a couple of the rear spring leaves from. I'm hoping that I can get some pointers before I tear into this. How are the leaves held together? Are they bolted or riveted together? I've converted the Blazer into a 2 seat roadster, and there is way too much rebound in the rear, I get air going over bumps! 4 leaves are too many, I think 2 will be fine. Thanks in advance for any assistance. >> Stay informed about: Rear Spring Leaf Removal

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