Superlift Shocks scratch & dent

[Gaffed]

http://stores.ebay.com/Superlift-Suspension-Systems_W0QQcolZ4QQdirZ1QQfsubZQ2d999QQftidZ2QQtZkm

Check them out. I've been watching for some K5 shocks and finally they have them for $7 + $10 shipping. Then I seen a bunch of other K5 stuff for cheap too.
I was going to sell my lift springs and stay stock height until I got a set of shocks for $68 shipped to the door.

 

[obijuan]

http://stores.ebay.com/Superlift-Suspension-Systems_W0QQcolZ4QQdirZ1QQfsubZQ2d999QQftidZ2QQtZkm

 

[Gaffed]

DOH yeah thats the link I was going for.

 

[nvrenuf]

Fwiw, I've bought a couple of sets of lift springs from them and they were fine. I couldn't tell why they were considered "scratch & dent" stuff. I also had a warranty issue on one spring and they swapped it with no questions asked other than proof of purchase.

 

[johnnychimpo]

I've bought a few sets of shocks. A couple came in with no fluid in them but Superlift sent me new ones as replacements.

 

[vortec]

pretty good deals. too bad the shipping kills it for springs (i'd like some 4" rear lift springs) . good find, though. thanks

 

[3car]

$40 each for 12" front springs. Not bad huh? 10 years ago, I'd be all over that. LOL

 

[3car]

pretty good deals. too bad the shipping kills it for springs (i'd like some 4" rear lift springs) . good find, though. thanks

yeah, shipping is high. My complete lift only cost me $45 in shipping from Tennessee to Florida.

 

[Gaffed]

No doubt. I instantly looked at the 6" springs and then was crushed at the cost of shipping.

 

[nvrenuf]

Are you sure you guys are figuring freight correctly? I randomly picked Chevy 6" front springs (selling price = $32 each) weighing 51 lbs ea and got a UPS quote of $26.73 to a residential addy in Pensacola. This quote is right in line with it cost me to ship in my springs (roughly $27.00 each).

It's hard for me to believe that $60 freight is unreasonable for $64 worth of brand new lift springs? $124 SHIPPED is pretty good considering they probably sell for about $200 + freight.

 

[Gaffed]

Whats the difference between the HD springs and the regular springs?

 

[nvrenuf]

Most likely a hard ride vs soft ride set up.

 

[Gaffed]

I ordered the regular non-hd springs. They were only 48lbs and cost $2 less. Then I did a ups.com and send the correct shipping cost along with the payment not the $50 they have listed on their page.

 

[Gaffed]

Am I going to need a extended driveshaft to use the 6" springs?

 

[boz42]

Maybe/maybe not. I have seent the stock one work, sometimes they need a spacer.

 

[nvrenuf]

Lengthwise the stock shaft in my old 91 crew cab worked with a 6" lift but I did have to clearance the CV joint so it would rotate smoothly.

 

[Gaffed]

So the rear driveshaft fits fine but the front shaft has issues?

 

[Avery4jc]

I don't know why you guys risk it... I had a completely new rear d-shaft made w/ 1350 ears at both ends for my truck (which has 8" of lift) and it was less than $100 at the local d-shaft shop...

Just get a new shaft.

 

[Pvt. Maggot]

12" front springs, 40 for the springs, and 60 for shipping, I might have to jump on that.

 

[Avery4jc]

haha and $10 at the local sporting goods store for a mouth guard to protect those teeth you'll be spittin' otherwise
I have 8" superlift springs and they are stiiiiiiif... I can't imagine 12's...