Chevy 63 Leaf Spring Swap

In this episode of the Toyota Pickup Build we swap out the old Toyota leaf springs for a fresh set of Chevy 63 inch leaf springs! They have so much more flex than the old Toyota ones and will give it a better/softer ride. We will be using the old rears in the front of the Toyota to help move the axle forward.
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[@Mesamanpruitt]

Seems pretty straightforward, Nice job. Awesome Pickup!

[@JustinTBraun]

Thanks!

[@alexmorgan6521]

Damn looking good, come a long way keep up the good work!!!

[@JustinTBraun]

Thanks man! 🤘🤘

[@johnvela8100]

Love your toyo looking bad ass im john wayne fron south texas and love 4x4s. Got a 93 isuzu 327 motor and sitting on 42. Nothing fancy bot gets the job done .

[@JustinTBraun]

Thanks man! Sounds like a good ripper 🤘🤘

[@TheTreadLife_]

Quick and clean. Good work

[@JustinTBraun]

Thanks! 🤘

[@cassiemartin3613]

Looks good!

[@JustinTBraun]

Thanks! 🤘

[@bennysmith3858]

Very nice

[@JustinTBraun]

Thanks!

[@ADVENTURE_HP]

So reading the instructions it says to stack 6 inches of boards. And check with the full weight on the axle. When u french it in the frame would it make you need to adjust that for checking center pin in the axle

[@kevinc5917]

For the front hangars do you just make the center of them even with the center of the frame? What if you are slight out from one side to the other , will the tires get uneven wear? Great video!!

[@JustinTBraun]

They definitely need to be even. I pull measurements from all over to make sure they are even. Including from the front axle. Thanks!

[@jayphan-fp6ny]

Sorry noob here been trying to understand leaf set ups but do these increase height as well?

[@Mattcolletti]

What leaf’s do you use for the front? I’ve heard some newer Tacoma rear leafs will work for 80s pickup front. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@reeceauban7144]

Can you leave on the overload spring?

[@jesusakadice]

What shackle angle did you use?

[@dotustm8926]

#flex

[@JustinTBraun]

All the flex 🤣

[@JuanPerez-sy1jg]

Will this work on a 2003 Tacoma?

[@anthonyle8516]

What kind of wheels / tires and size are they

[@mauriciogonzalez9337]

Hi what shock are you used ?

[@jjh_8076]

How do you get so much lift with junkyard Chevy 63s? I only got 2 inch lift on mine

[@JustinTBraun]

It didn't lift it anymore than what it was before. You can always add leafs or put longer shackles on it if you want to go higher

[@jjh_8076]

Have you heard of anyone using a pro comp lift spring #13211? It’s designed for a 3/3.5 inch lift on a Chevy pickup

[@ohioshitboxoffroad2121]

Are you doing rears up front as well?

[@JustinTBraun]

Yes. So I can get the axle moved forward more

[@joshmcnairtattoo]

Do you still like the 63’s? I’m about to do my rear and can’t decide between all pro 4” or chevy’s since I already have the chevy’s

[@JustinTBraun]

100% yes. The Chevy 63s are amazing. Well worth doing the swap

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@@JustinTBraun thanks buddy!

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👍

[@tomkelly3896]

🤔🤔🤔

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🤷‍♂️