Is there a place online to order BDS springs?

[DPI]

I know this has probably been covered - a few times. But the local supplier has to order them anyway.

I am wanting 4" - 56" rear springs from a '91 Suburban...

Thanks

 

[mrk5]

I'd like to know the answer to that too. I've tried searching and "BDS" is too few characters for the search.

 

[sled_dog]

www.jds-offroad.com or www.jdsoffroad.com something like that. I got my front 4"s from there. You have to call them. Was the best price I found back then.

 

[randy88k5]

http://www.windrockoffroad.com/default.asp

 

[boggerless]

i should check into what it cost for shipping on springs. i see a post like this often and i live near where they make BDS. it's in coldwater MI. MMMMM

 

[mofugly13]

I went to the BDS website and emailed them and asked where the nearest distributor to me was. It was about 50 miles away and their prices were a buck or two cheaper than jd's offroad. And I didn't have to pay shipping.

 

[big83chevy4x4]

yea, bds are price protected, so everyone is gonna have very close to the same price no matter where you get it.

its best to get it from a shop near you so you don't have to pay shipping.

 

[84_Chevy_K10]

yea, bds are price protected, so everyone is gonna have very close to the same price no matter where you get it.

Yep. They're a bitch to become a dealer and require huge buy-ins of the entire product line or I'd carry them myself. If I could buy-in and only buy Chevy stuff, I would, and I'd be a dealer, but I'm not going to stock Jeep stuff as it'd never sell!

 

[TorkDSR]

the guys ar jd's were great. i got mine about 2 years ago and they were by far the cheapest and shipping was ridiculously cheap like $8

but that was then