saggging rear end
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saggging rear end
im in need of new rear leaf springs.
my question is where should i get stock cheap replacements or helper springs? and is there anything else that should be replaced?
thanks in advance
my question is where should i get stock cheap replacements or helper springs? and is there anything else that should be replaced?
thanks in advance
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im getting new springs tonight. i currently have helper springs but the are pushing my leafs upward. they do make it sit level but they are not the best
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some say helper springs will sag.. mine havent yet but if your looking to lift anytime soon just get a lift with full leaf packs. also skyjacker sells 2.5 lift leaf packs.. you could get those and a spacer for the front.
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i use this jeep basically as a beater... i dont really plan on off roading
leaf springs would be nice just stock replacement... where is a good place to get these?
leaf springs would be nice just stock replacement... where is a good place to get these?
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Check the local yellow pages under "Spring" or "Automotive-Spring" ... might be a shop by you that does that.
They might be a little more money up front ... but by the time you factor in shipping on 2 leaf packs (at 35-38 lbs per pack) you might be ahead of the game. And you'd be supporting your local businesses too !
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They might be a little more money up front ... but by the time you factor in shipping on 2 leaf packs (at 35-38 lbs per pack) you might be ahead of the game. And you'd be supporting your local businesses too !
Joe
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i don't think so but bushings arent expensive and you will probbly want to replace the u bolts.. it'd be a good idea. perches i don't think so.
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