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Thread: Looking for a front deuce spring set to bobb my deuce

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10-07-2008, 10:01

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55Cameo

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Sure, set one on top of the other and weld them together then bolt them on.

Just kidding, the springs on a Deuce are a lot heavier than a 1 ton spring. I think that you would have a hard time keeping it on the road, it would be a little 'squishy' in the rear and would not hold up very good.

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