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@AbandonedBronco installed what looks to be the same as @BlueBox posted above.

1985 Eddie Bauer build

So, as some of you know, my '81 was rear ended a few months ago. http://www.fullsizebronco.com/forum/15-general-discussion-bronco-wheeling-related/474274-built-last.html http://www.fullsizebronco.com/forum/15-general-discussion-bronco-wheeling-related/476545-sad-day-but-undeterred.html I...

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Wow thanks


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General spring in Kansas City makes great springs, and isnt too awful far from you.

 

I forgot all about General Spring but the correct part number for the spring is 42-813 several places carry the spring if you just google that part number

 

General Spring is where I got my leaf springs from. Been super happy with them.
And yes, 42-813 is the part number for Bronco springs.

For what it's worth, the front mount hole is a 16mm bolt and the rear shackles are both 14mm bolts, in case you need to replace them. I can't remember the lengths off the top of my head, but can go measure if need be. They're usually rusted if really old and need to be replaced.

BroncoGraveyard sells a leaf spring bolt kit which I ordered, but to my disappointment they supply it with a 5/8" bolt, which is not big enough. 5/8" is 15.875mm, and the difference between 15.875mm and 16mm is enough for it to rattle. I ordered two 16mm bolts online and swapped them in and it was much more snug.
Also, always get 10.8 bolts. That's the metric equivalent to grade 8.

 

1980 - 1996 Ford Bronco rear leaf spring, 5(4/1) leaves, 1650 lbs capacity

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