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  1. TXM1009

    84 m1009 cucv chevy blazer build-up

    Thanks for the link. I don't know how I missed it, looked right over it I guess.
  2. TXM1009

    84 m1009 cucv chevy blazer build-up

    Are they called something different. I don't see them on their sight. Thanks.
  3. TXM1009

    84 m1009 cucv chevy blazer build-up

    Has any one made a pair of zero rates out of the big overload spring on the bottom of the rear springs? I know on the pair that I have apart now that spring is about 7/8" thick. Does anyone other than ORD make a part like their zero rate?
  4. TXM1009

    84 m1009 cucv chevy blazer build-up

    It looks great. I have a couple sets of 56" 1 ton springs I am think about using on my 1009. I am curious to see how your ride turns out. Off to a great start.
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