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Old 04-03-2007, 12:01 AM   #13
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Re: Suspension questions

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Is there a difference between the 92-94 Blazer springs and half ton k1500truck springs? The blazer springs may be harder to find. I want the empty stance higher, so that when I put on a trailer, it doesn't squat at the back end. Right now if I put a trailer on it, the hitch is about a foot off the ground.
I suggest you invest in a quality set of shocks that are intended for your truck. Mixing and matching springs and shocks are a big guessing game.

If you want to improve your towing capability and keep a decent ride when you aren't towing use a set of "helper" style air bags. You can raise the back as high as you want with the trailer on, and let it back down when not towing...
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