52" spring mounting kit, AKA, B52's.

[DIY4X]

Putting 52's (Stock chevy rear springs) on the front of your 4 wheel drive 73-87(91) chevy pickup, blazer or suburban? If so you might be interested in a set of these. These are designed with 4 different mounting positions for the spring and two different mounting position for the bracket. This gives you a total of 8 possible places to mount your spring to tune that shackle angle to perfection.

We are also making this kit available with shackles for a package price. All shackles will come with 9/16" holes on the spring end and 7/16" holes on the frame end. We can do them with any size hole you want but if you don't specify this is what you'll recieve.



$170.00 for the base kit.

[79k30burb]

I got these a few weeks ago, ordered the 73-80 ones cuz I wanna make my 91 burb look like a 78, a little drillin in the frame, fit perfectly, got the springs and axle in place, crazy amount of flex even with 7 leafs, highly recommend them to anyone. Thanks.

[DIY4X]

Originally Posted by 79k30burb

I got these a few weeks ago, ordered the 73-80 ones cuz I wanna make my 91 burb look like a 78, a little drillin in the frame, fit perfectly, got the springs and axle in place, crazy amount of flex even with 7 leafs, highly recommend them to anyone. Thanks.

Thanks for the biz and happy to hear you like the product. They have been a good seller for those wanting a bit more flex out of their leaf spring rig.

[DIY4X]

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[DIY4X]

Still one of the best ways to mont 52" springs on your Full size Chevy. Been shipping them steadily since we got back from Blazer Bash.

[DIY4X]

Thanks for the orders for these today.

[CH0PSV1LLE]

will the kit still work with a set of lift 52" rear springs?

[DIY4X]

Originally Posted by CH0PSV1LLE

will the kit still work with a set of lift 52" rear springs?

Yes, it works with lift 52's no problem.

The math doesn't cross over as linear as we'd like.

stock 52 is 4" of lift give or take.

4" lift 52, the math would say 8" but more like 9" maybe a bit more. The higher the advertise lift the further out of whack the numbers become.