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Hyperco 11340 Chevy Composite Leaf Spring, 175 Lb. Rate
Hyperco 11340 Chevy Composite Leaf Spring, 175 Lb. Rate
Universal Fit, Rear Position, Berlin Eye Leaf Spring Eye Type, 175 lbs. Spring Rate, Natural
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Hyperco 11340 Chevy Composite Leaf Spring, 175 Lb. Rate
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Position:
Rear
Leaf Spring Eye Type:
Berlin Eye
Spring Rate:
175 lbs.
Length Eye to Eye:
54"
True Arch:
4.5"
Suspension Height Adjustment:
Stock Height
Number of Leafs:
1
Material Type:
Composite
Finish:
Natural
MFG. Part #:
11340
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Front Eye I.D.:
0.56"
Rear Eye I.D.:
0.50"
Info
This Hyperco Composite Leaf Spring is significantly lighter than steel, retain their design arch, and provide more side bite off the corner. The Hyperco CLS is truly a cost effective, high performance alternative to steel. It allows teams running leaf springs to be consistent night after night without having to constantly measure, monitor and change their spring for loss of arch/sagging. The initial cost is a value based on the incredible service life. Leave the steel on the street, hook up with the Hyperco CLS performance advantage.
- On average 70% lighter than steel
- No sagging or chassis inconsistency
- More durable = greater value
- Quicker off the corner compared to steel spring
Composite Spring Dimensions (GIF)
Item Details
Front Bolt: 0.562"Rear Bolt: 0.5"
Arch: 4.5"
Rate: 175#
Notes
- U-bolts should never come in contact with the composite portion of the leaf spring. Hyperco recommends a heavy gauge rubber or plastic hose be fitted over the U-bolts to ensure that there is no metal to composite contact.
- U-bolts should be tightened evenly to a torque value of 80 to 100 ft. lbs., or until the center mounting plate yields/deflects. The torque value should be checked on a regular basis to ensure adequate and consistent clamping force.
- The mounting pad must extend a minimum of ¼" past the steel mounting plate.
- Additional protection for the composite leaf can be obtained by wrapping all exposed surfaces with high quality duct tape.
- When installing springs it is important to check the alignment. The inner sleeves must not bind inside the spring bushings on both the front and rear mounting brackets.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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