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spring coil options

jalapeño

Sr. Member
Joined
Aug 8, 2009
Messages
463
Loc.
Philly 'burbs, PA
Im looking for new coils & springs w/ good road manners, great offroad manners. Ones that can handle some weight (bumpers, top, winch, etc).
Ive done a bunch of searching..... and just became more confused.

Im leaning toward Deaver leafs (unknown vendor) & Cage coils. Anyone have any input or other suggestions?
 

Sweathog

Full Member
Joined
Jul 25, 2008
Messages
311
Loc.
Lansing
No Cage

It was posted a few months back that Cage wne tout of business. I am not sure if it has re-opened. I like my Duffs.
 

phred

Contributor
Bronco Guru
Joined
Aug 25, 2006
Messages
3,608
Loc.
Earth
I vote deavers. Got them all around on my 78 and they are very nice on the road. Smooth, stable and still have flex.
 

Rockin69er

Sr. Member
Joined
Feb 10, 2008
Messages
601
Jeff's is closest to you.

I've got the 3 1/2 lift coils & leafs on mine and also installed Bilstein shocks, you won't be disappointed in the ride.

I have the 5.5 Superflex coils from Jeffs. They are SMOOOOOOTH offroad and great on the rocks but lean pretty good around corners. I have Bilstein 5150 shocks. They are a linear rate spring. Check and see if Jeffs have a progressive coil like WH's prerunners.
 
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