52" Front leaf spring swap on a K5 Blazer

[@jackstandracing7400]

I think this is the best way to do a 52" spring swap, everybody else moves the axle forward and I hate that. Nice job, can't wait to see more!

[@juniorcastiel952]

i know it's quite off topic but does anybody know of a good site to watch new tv shows online?

[@brycenemerson1061]

@Junior Castiel I use FlixZone. You can find it by googling =)

[@juliusdexter8159]

@Junior Castiel i would suggest FlixZone. You can find it on google :)

[@MrCAMO112]

If the truck is being used off-road most would prefer the axle being moved forward.

[@mohamadtabaroei5433]

thanks for this video, This movie helped me a lot

[@XxRaWtAwDxX]

Awesome video man, gonna be doin a Sas 2wd to 4wd conversion here soon on a 90 Chevy 1500, wish I knew how to weld probably be a hell of a lot easier lol

[@16driver16]

I've been wanting to see someone do the 52" front springs without extending the wheelbase, I heard you have to get alot longer shocks and crossover steering I will definitely be following this build

[@derekstewart8175]

Have you tried putting a front bumper and brackets back on to see how the wandering lessens

[@travisyarger8376]

Thought you built new extended front shackles?

[@travisyarger8376]

Never mind question answered lol

[@jasonmiller7187]

The shackles weren't the problem, you can clearly see the top bushing was shot . if you had just pulled them down they would have bolted up.

[@605caraudio]

Ur a fucking idiot 52" rear leaf springs are different than front leaf springs so he obviously needed longer shackles

[@mrderp2373]

how much lift did this actually get you, full vehicle weight; resting?
judging by that steering linkage.... a lot. like 4" maybe
i ask because:
i think this mod is only for people who really want to offroad and flex that front end. and to do so, you need to get rid of the sway bar and switch to a totally different steering set up... like a Y-link high steer style.

[@BENK482]

Mr Derp I think it gave me about 4” but with my raised steering arm I have horrible bump steer. So you pretty much need a crossover steering setup for it to work decent

[@BENK482]

And my reason for doing the swap is for flex, if I wanted it higher I would have just bought a lift kit

[@derekstewart8175]

Hyd jack your ratchet on tight bolts. Unless there are rusted so bad they are welded

[@kylereynolds5670]

Your fucking hilarious! Bc ur jus real. Hahaha your weird. I say the same shit

[@daledow2278]

Dont cha know...

[@TheoWhite18]

Would you say that the tire is centered in the wheel well after doing it the way you did it?

[@BENK482]

Theodore White The way that I saw other people doing the spring swap, the wheel wasn’t centered very well, but with the way I did it, it’s very close to stock. It doesn’t seem to have moved much at all.

[@TheoWhite18]

Ben Kraus thanks for getting back to me, with the way you did it did you hammer the core support mount flat?

[@deathskull91375]

hey man good video!
I was curious as to what all you needed to do to mount the spring hanger under the body mount? just hammer it flat and bolt it up? I'm looking to copy that method and wanted to be prepared to knock it out.

[@BENK482]

Patrick Casey That’s pretty much all I did, otherwise you can buy new mounts that are designed for the spring swap, they have multiple holes and still keep the hole for the body mount

[@deathskull91375]

Ben Kraus awesome I'm looking to do it on the cheap for now. you're one of the few I've seen so it this way. I'm glad you uploaded it! keep up the good work.

[@newmexicooffroadvideoslock8814]

What year did you get those Springs from

[@derekstewart8175]

Rear springs stock are 52

[@XxRaWtAwDxX]

85 k10

[@jsmeswagner6104]

So no real lift like 2"

[@Hoops420]

8:30 Paint it black

[@BENK482]

Paint what black?

[@clutchszn9266]

I think ur axles he’s trying to say

[@BENK482]

ScubaGhost 22 Yeah I hate that stupid sun faded red that someone else painted haha