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Location: Northern Virginia
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old leaf springs
Hello
I have a pair of rear leaf springs that I bought 25 years ago. They have been sitting since then in my shed. I want to lower my blazer and remove the lift. any reason not to use them. can springs go bad just by sitting Thanks |
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Location: Santa Ana, CA
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Re: old leaf springs
If the spring eye bushings look OK, I'd go ahead and use them. The only things that could damage a set of springs would be exposure to extreme heat like a fire, or expose to salt water like being submerged in the ocean for a long time. Heat from a fire will remove the temper from the steel and render them useless. Deep corrosion pitting will also weaken the springs. You are probably good to go.
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Re: old leaf springs
Thanks for the reply. They have new eye bushings So i will go ahead and use them
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