4" leaf springs

[bowtieboy4life2000]

what is a good leaf spring company? i need them for the rear. getting ried of the blocks and going to get srprings thanks

 

[MTBLAZER89]

Tuff Country, BDS are two common ones that are popular and soft riding. Deaver and Alcan will make custom packs, but are $$

For the same price as aftermarket springs you could also get a shackle flip kit from DIY4X, SKY, or ORD.

 

[lizard49]

I put Pro Comp 4" springs front and rear. happy so far with them. stiff on the slow rough stuff, but short wheel base that's the way it is
nice firm ride on the highway.

I got them from 4wheelparts online. even they managed to mess up the order - got 5 springs! they didn't want to send a call tag for the extra for some reason.

 

[lak2004]

alcan is a CO company
so is ORD

If I was you I would do the shackle flip from either ORD or DIY4X

 

[bowtieboy4life2000]

is a shackle flip good with towing?

 

[dominic]

I put skyjacker softride rear leaf springs on my old winter beater,loved the ride compare to blocks.

 

[lak2004]

is a shackle flip good with towing?

There is a thread about it somewhere on here if you do a search, but I believe that it would be fine. What do you tow?

 

[bowtieboy4life2000]

i want to turn it into my tow rig and get a yota for a crawler

 

[Thunder]

If you are going to tow. Get a set of Rough Country springs. They have more spring rate than Tuff Country ez ride or BDS. Way cheaper too. They were having a special on overstock springs a while back. IIRC 4" were $89 each.
http://www.roughcountry.com/index.html

 

[jonathon]

I'm going to need to get springs too.. I felt my stockers were too soft on my V2500 when towing, at least it sure felt like it.

 

[lak2004]

i want to turn it into my tow rig and get a yota for a crawler

In that case might as well just get springs since you wont be wheeling it.