1955 Chevy build Episode 33. Leaf Spring Rebuilding

Showing how I restore my original 1955, 1956, and 1957 Chevrolet car leaf springs. I put in a ton of information if you are looking to rebuild yours on the cheap. If you have the spare cash, buy new ones. I don't so driveway rebuild is my only option

[@avalynhattie1750]

When you make up your mind, nothing stands in your way.

[@ronlynch7744]

Priceless tricks & tips for a proper leaf spring. 😎👍🇨🇦

[@thomasparker5208]

This is content I have been looking for. And yes, absolutely, whatever those clamps are are loose on my car. I certainly understand these much better after watching you video. Those Eaton leaf spring sure are $$.

[@haffrods7055]

Thomas, I was excited about this video because it's my first multi videos put together (edited). Thank you for always watching

[@LeftForDeadGarage]

I have four parts houses right here in town and not a single one had in stock or had a eta on a fuel pump for my 86 c10 with the 4.3. I had to order from summit too. I like that routing of the rear brake line, for sure beats the up and around routing.

[@brentmclovin9332]

I enjoyed your video haff brother! 🙂

[@haffrods7055]

Thanks Brent

[@toddenglert4815]

Chassis man good information

[@haffrods7055]

Thank you very much Todd

[@jeffdarlington3194]

When pressing in the new front leaf spring bushing to you press from outside of spring in, or inside going out? Does it matter?

[@charlesrutherford4785]

Good luck on the Fiat pump. Had a lot of stuff this year that's just not available.

[@colbygardner]

Hey Robert! I can't get the upper rear bushings out of my 55 leaf spring bracket. The body is still on the chassis. Do you have any good recommendation on how to remove it?

[@haffrods7055]

Remove body from chassis. Lol. Just kidding. I'm not sure. Can you get a stumpy flat blade screw driver in there enough to hit it with the palm of your hand?

[@colbygardner]

@@haffrods7055 That’s a good possibility. The problem is that I don’t think they have ever been changed, so they are quite hard. I’m scheming over here, trying to see what can be done.

[@haffrods7055]

If you have an angled drill, you could drill them out. @@colbygardner

[@colbygardner]

@@haffrods7055That’s a good idea! I might have to buy one.

[@edwardaboytes8679]

Why do you call it a g body