I just bought my second 2 door xj and am starting the modification process again. Last time I got a 4.5" RE superflex kit and loved it. I hear that they now make their springs in Inda and they suck... please let me know if RE has recently improved their quality (doubtful)

Since that's the case I'm curious who makes the best coil and leaf springs for a 3-4" lift (Different vendors front and rear is ok). It will be a daily driver with moderate offroad use. I know that Deaver makes great springs, but $700 is not justifiable for the leafs.

 

rusts are made in the us by american but all steel comes from japan or china for most places that make kits

 

I run re springs and I love them. I dont really care who makes them as long as they arnt crap.

 

Pretty sure a lot comes from the great white north too

 

The "Standens Co." in Oilberta, Canada is making springs, great springs, got part#97-545 under my jeep for over 200000 km, still arched and supporting. Great assembly, fit, and hardware, I really like em. Got thru Delta Spring in Breslau. North American Made!

 

got a link im looking for 8 inch leafs

 

My Rustys leafs are made in Canada, They do some squeaking ever now and then. I believe a lot of the name brand leafs come from Canada. I have heard Ole Man Emu is Great

Not sure about coils. I love my Coils from Rustys

 

im running rusys also with no provbs what so ever well worth the money im sitting on 10.5 lift i love it

 

So it sounds like a vote for Rustys, Standens Co. and a vote for RE

still looking for more info

Does anyone know who makes springs for Clayton?

 

Alberta for those who don't know the entire province is a giant oil refinery.