I have a 1954 Starlight Regal. I need to replace the rear leaf springs. Does anyone know the dimensions or have a source for a new set?
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I would suggest Eaton Spring in Detroit. Don't have the website, but a google search should turn them up.quote:Originally posted by wheels777
I have a 1954 Starlight Regal. I need to replace the rear leaf springs. Does anyone know the dimensions or have a source for a new set?
Paul
Winston-Salem, NC
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If you're not concerned about originality, give some thought to Flex-a-Lite's composite leaf springs. They cost within a few dollars of steel springs and weigh about eight pounds each. Flex-a-Lite will have the specs in their database and make them up within a week or so.
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