View Poll Results: Who makes the flexiest leaf pack?
Iron Rock Offroad
7
20.59%
Rusty's
9
26.47%
Rough Country
3
8.82%
Rubicon Exspress (Availabilty Pending)
8
23.53%
Other (Post below)
7
20.59%
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Flexiest Leaf Pack?
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Originally Posted by outkast
Deaver:
I was just looking into the Deaver springs, and all I can say is WOW for the price they better be the best leaf springs on earth! I do see the idea behind a ton of thin leaves over a few thick ones but they are almost twice the price!.
I was just looking into the Deaver springs, and all I can say is WOW for the price they better be the best leaf springs on earth! I do see the idea behind a ton of thin leaves over a few thick ones but they are almost twice the price!.
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Year: 1999
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Old man emu. They may seem stiff, but after a month I can tuck and hang better than any of the other guys I run with.
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Year: 1989
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63" chevy spring with 12" shackle. its some fabbing but can you dig this flex???
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Frank: you think those Deaver springs are worth the coin? I've looked at them but I saw the price of $700 some where and damn near fell outa my chair.
They seem to advertise alot for Desert racing stuff. Would those springs appeal to folks who crawl as well?
They seem to advertise alot for Desert racing stuff. Would those springs appeal to folks who crawl as well?
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i thought the same thing. they hang way back there. i thought they would be a total rock hanger. but i guess if you made a "slider leaf" or what ever you call it, it might work
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Call up IRO. They have great service and I'm sure they would tell you where they get their leafs
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I sent a email to Deaver. Their reply was honest. Stated that if I was not running roll cage with tools, fuel cell and the such. That what they stock wouldn't be the best choice due to load rate. However they could make a set to suite my needs/wants. At the price tag of $750. I'm not too convinced leafs for this XJ are worth it.
Considering 3.5" or 4.5" leafs from most manufacturers are in the ball park of $200-$250. You could buy 3 or 4 sets from different vendors. Do a trial and error to find out what suites your application.
Considering 3.5" or 4.5" leafs from most manufacturers are in the ball park of $200-$250. You could buy 3 or 4 sets from different vendors. Do a trial and error to find out what suites your application.