1977 Chevy 4x4 lift

rex_1_mn

Observer
Pictures or it didn't happen.

If you are already running 33's I am guessing you don't want 6 more than you currently have?? Custom springs for the win but will need to watch steering angles up front, drive shaft lengths/angles, and break cable/hose lengths.

I would think a couple more inches than what you have and get some 35's on there would be good but depends on what you are going for.
 

wjeeper

Active member
What length are the springs from eye to eye measured along the arc of the spring?

I would probably imagine they are 47" or 52".
 

wjeeper

Active member
The rears sound like they are standard 5 blazer springs with extra leafs. Only 44" OE spring I know off the top of my head of is a Wagoneer leaf front leaf spring. Are the front spring pins offset 2.5 inches to one end of the spring?
 

1977 chevyvan

New member
The rears sound like they are standard 5 blazer springs with extra leafs. Only 44" OE spring I know off the top of my head of is a Wagoneer leaf front leaf spring. Are the front spring pins offset 2.5 inches to one end of the spring?
I think the back are stock. The front is even 22 to 22 they are flat not sure if they're weak, I lifted the front frame last night and the springs arched about 4 inches
 

Oldcarnut

Adventurer
Try Deaver Spring or another spring shop that might be closer. Back in the day I got custom 6 inch rear springs and 3 front (no blocks) on a 61 F260 (HD 250) factory 4X4 and all they needed was eye to eye center and width. Should not be that hard for the springs, pitman arm and drag link are another story.
 

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