Calvert Racing 320-37 Split Mono Leafsprings, 1973-1987 Chevrolet C-10 Truck (52″)
294-320-37
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Calvert Racing 320-37 Features:
Spring measured center eye to center eye along spring arch.
- STOCK HEIGHT SPLIT MONO LEAFSPRINGS, PER PAIR
- Tested on the fastest stock suspension cars in the world, Calvert’s Split Mono Leafsprings are designed to control and reduce excessive body separation in rear suspension and plants the rear tires without unloading. Parabolic rear half design distributes the main spring pressure point through the length of the half, reducing spring breakage.
- All of Calvert Racing’s Split Mono Leafsprings are assembled to order with grade 8 hardware and heavy-duty alignment clamps. Aluminum bushings are pressed into the front spring eyes and polyurethane bushings in the rear spring eyes, these springs have been proven to withstand over 2,500 HP at ¼ mile ETs in the 6s.
- NOTE: Calvert Racing Springs are designed for DRAG RACING and have a higher spring rate / stiffer ride than stock springs. Spring halves are dipped in black paint before assembly, but some raw steel may show due to deburring/grinding sharp edges.
- Calvert Split Mono Leafsprings are designed to work with CalTracs to maintain arch. While street driving does not put undue stress on the springs, racing with Calvert springs without a traction device installed may result in bent or de-arched springs.
- Calvert’s Split Mono Leafsprings for Trucks are available in Stock height as well as -1″ drop. Call for other/custom ride heights.
- NOTE: If you are running on original springs over 20 years old; your ride height may need to be adjusted to achieve expected results.
Specifications:
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