Well, they are not broken at all. I looked at them closely to check for
that. They are just very saggy, almost arcing up. I have told him to get them
to the spring shop, but he cannot be without a vehicle that long. It is a
cheaper alternative.
I told him to get a Jeep. I know what to do and where to get parts for
that. I have 4 sets of stock springs for TJs in the backyard. Grandson loves
throwing them.
Dean
In article <001101c793ec$34833f10$7f544b0c@Dakota>, bpracing@worldnet.att.net
("Ray Block") writes:
>
>
> In what way are your springs "completely whipped"? Broken? Sagged?
>
> Whatever...there are several companies that make stock spec replacement
> springs. If they're just sagging, a less expensive alternative is to take
> your current leaf springs to a local truck spring shop and have them
> re-arched and new bushings installed. Another thought on the
> bushings...Energy Suspension has polyurethane bushings for this truck. I
> use 'em.
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