skyjacker rear springs
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skyjacker rear springs
anyone have these installed on their truck or have anything good or bad to say about them... i have a broken spring in each of my stock packs and dont want to get another stock set... for those who have no idea what im talking about these are the ones im looking at
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
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Originally Posted by lifted97ranger
great springs.....i have the 6" lifted leafs and they ride 1million times better than stock......they are built really well and are really beafy....
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Originally Posted by gatorblue92
thanks that what i needed to know although i would go with the 4 inch ones if i end up getting them... did you keep the stock blocks or use others?
Skyjacker springs will get 2" less of lift without a lift block, so if you got the 4" springs and took out the lift block, you would have 2" of lift.......the 2" lift springs if you took out the block, you would have no lift......
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Originally Posted by gatorblue92
i basically have 4 with the spindles and t-bar crank
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Originally Posted by l2en
Not to hijack but..........the one's listed for the 84-97 will fit the newer models right? All the leag packs on summit are only listed to 97.
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Originally Posted by zabeard
yes they should..
if you lifted it 4 in the front you want 3-4 in the back... if you remove the 2" blocks that would mean you need the springs Maurice has to get 3-4" of lift in the rear and not use blocks.
if you lifted it 4 in the front you want 3-4 in the back... if you remove the 2" blocks that would mean you need the springs Maurice has to get 3-4" of lift in the rear and not use blocks.
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I was planning on buying them for the 03 until I bent one leaf in the each stock pack and had to do something and didn't have much money. Earl has a friend that owns a spring shop and he fixed me up. He re-arched the stock springs to give me about 2 inches of lift and added a leaf between the longest and 2nd longest leaves.
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not to hijack this thread but since alot of the info is already here and its old it will probably be easier then starting a new one .
i was wondering about these springs in the rear . if your running the chevy shackle the 6 inch lift spring would be like 7.5 w/ blocks in ? should i just go back to the stock shackle? the belltech one just seems so much stronger and tougher.
eventualy i'm going to get a superlift and i want to bring the rear up the same amount as the change in the front . so in the end it sits like stock , lower in the front . Cuz with camper shell and gear it is level.
and i definently would prefer to get rid of the blocks in the back . 4" spring with a chevy shackle no blocks = 3.5 inches of lift ? or 6 with the stock shackle and remove the blocks maybe is a better way to get 4 inches? not sure what the best way to go about it is .
I would get an AAL and keep my springs but my spring rate would be wayyyy to rough on the trail.
i was wondering about these springs in the rear . if your running the chevy shackle the 6 inch lift spring would be like 7.5 w/ blocks in ? should i just go back to the stock shackle? the belltech one just seems so much stronger and tougher.
eventualy i'm going to get a superlift and i want to bring the rear up the same amount as the change in the front . so in the end it sits like stock , lower in the front . Cuz with camper shell and gear it is level.
and i definently would prefer to get rid of the blocks in the back . 4" spring with a chevy shackle no blocks = 3.5 inches of lift ? or 6 with the stock shackle and remove the blocks maybe is a better way to get 4 inches? not sure what the best way to go about it is .
I would get an AAL and keep my springs but my spring rate would be wayyyy to rough on the trail.