Parts Needed to Move Axles Above or Below Leaf Springs
Updated 10/06/2015 | Published 10/05/2015
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I have a 2000 wilderness 27.5 j. The previous owner had the axle flipped. I was wondering can I put them back to OEM and what is needed to do this?
asked by: Scott
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Expert Reply:
If your axles were properly moved (flipped), then you should have everything needed to move them back. There should be a second set of spring seats on the axle that will allow your leaf springs to attach to on the opposite side.
It would be just a matter of disconnecting your axle and then reattaching it to the otherside of the axle.
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Jameson C
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