Coil spring ? Chris or Fred

[Mark Oomkes]

Could one of you repair guys get me the weight rating for a Moog spring, #CC1706? Also for CC 786?

Thanks

[Pickering Snow]

Mark

I have to dig threw or call tech support tomarrow i dont use moog springs anymore but i crossed them and i cant get the load rate in the cat

The CC1706 specs are 8.5 coils load 750 rate load height is 321 ill try and find what you want tomarrow my Napa prolink software sucks nothing like paper cats lol. These must be over and above i checked the warehouse in detroit and there not warehouse class two days out for me at 94.51 per set.

[Mark Oomkes]

Thanks Fred.

Last spring we had new coil springs installed on 2 of our Dodges. I know, I know, just use the OEM's right Chris? Well, it was done without me knowing it was getting done (my dad told them to go ahead with it) so they both got the Moog's.

We hung the Boss on our 3500 the other day and can't get the corners off the ground. The springs are the only thing that has changed. I'm guessing they didn't get the right ones for me, despite being told to install the heaviest on both trucks. The 1500 has a 8'2" Boss.

[wyldman]

I don't have any specs listed for those Moog springs.Not many catalogues list stuff like that anymore.

Whatever they are,I would not use them.Not that Moog doesn't make good springs,but they are usuallu not heavy enough for a snowplow application.

OEM is the way to go.They aren't expensive new,and you may be able to go used if you can find someone upgrading.