Springs break more when your unloaded more than loaded because the shock of a sharp bump resonates more with no weight on the springs. That’s what I’ve been told anyways. Forever Truckin my man!
Looks like you installed the springs backwards, the big eye goes on the front unless your KW is different then mine. Also always have to turn shock eye around cause comes on wrong end on a Dayton spring. Sorry if I’m wrong.
Someone needs to send that information on to his Instagram or some other platform because he says often that he doesn't read these comments. Now would be the time to change it if it turns out to be wrong.
I mentioned it on the gram a few weeks ago. I did the same thing on mine put em in backwards. I felt real dumb when the alignment guy said hey who put these springs in 😂
Glad you got back to the shop safely with those broken springs! Nice job on the repair also. The new springs look like they'll do the job for you. I enjoyed watching the repair, but would also have enjoyed some close up shots of the work you were doing, and maybe even some commentary as well. Just a suggestion, of course.
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Love that old KW.
You're a real character...you got a good gig going on there ....be safe and have fun 👊🤣👍😆💪☝️
Springs break more when your unloaded more than loaded because the shock of a sharp bump resonates more with no weight on the springs. That’s what I’ve been told anyways. Forever Truckin my man!
Couldnt imagine catching a rut with that steering wheel and catching my hand in a bad spot haha like the look!
She should ride real nice now ...great job !!!!
Looks like you installed the springs backwards, the big eye goes on the front unless your KW is different then mine. Also always have to turn shock eye around cause comes on wrong end on a Dayton spring. Sorry if I’m wrong.
I thought that also
Someone needs to send that information on to his Instagram or some other platform because he says often that he doesn't read these comments. Now would be the time to change it if it turns out to be wrong.
@@johnmorris7960 I did but no guarantee he will see it
@@tater_relocater thank you
I mentioned it on the gram a few weeks ago. I did the same thing on mine put em in backwards. I felt real dumb when the alignment guy said hey who put these springs in 😂
Enjoyed your show
Eyelet spring was the one that changed the steering wheel could see the axle was back 3-4 inches . Other one would cause a lean
Glad you got back to the shop safely with those broken springs! Nice job on the repair also. The new springs look like they'll do the job for you.
I enjoyed watching the repair, but would also have enjoyed some close up shots of the work you were doing, and maybe even some commentary as well. Just a suggestion, of course.
Saludos desde Juárez Chihuahua México!! Me gusta tu camión se mira muy original un estilo viejo pero en un camión moderno !!
Awesome....sure glad that didn't come off while driving and pop a steer tire ....chassis could use a powerwashing 🤣💪👍👊😝😝😝
Shoulda bagged it bro
It’s best not to reuse the U-bolt just cut them off and replace them and then re-tighten after 1000 miles U bolts can stretch after time.
Love your truck brother I have an 82 359 I would like you to pin stripe
Nice job!
She should ride nicer now!
How can you hear the comments??? You don't look at them!!! lol
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