Springs wearing out, recomendations?

[noskils32]

My springs are starting to sag. I've heard some good things about Rough Country. Any other brands people have been happy with? Remember, cheap is always excellent. haha

 

[Bounty__Hunter]

Rough Country is good. You can also add a single YJ main leaf to each pack to get a little more life out of what you have.

Any local spring shops around you that can rearch your springs? Cost about $60 a spring here.

 

[Snitty]

you can use any 2.5" wide, middle placed centerpin leafs

 

[hi_c]

I'll vouch for Hell Creek springs.
www.hellcreeksuspsensions.com

C

 

[TwistedCU]

I like BDS mainly because I had them on my YJ and loved them, the warranty is what made me choose them over others. BDS has a lifetime "no fine print" warranty. If they sag like the ones you have now they will replace them. The ride quality is excellent also.
I can tell you that I've heard Rancho and Pro Comp ride rough because they are very stiff, which may be what some want - but not me.

 

[beachjeep]

I will vouch for the Rough County lifts. Installed the 3" on my 95YJ and I am very pleased with it. I think its the best bang for your buck. If I recall correctly from former posts the Hell Creek kit uses their own springs with the remaining hardware coming from the Rough Country Kit. My kit was $425 shipped to my door.

 

[MerkL]

I have a 3.5" Superlift. Superlifts are like the others in cost, but are as stiff or more stiff that ProComp or Rancho. I plan on putting a Rubicon Express lift when I get the funds.

 

[hi_c]

That's right, beachjeep. Hell Creek springs with the RC hardware kit. Also $425 shipped to my door. Also, the Hell Creek springs are guaranteed for the life of the vehicle (same owner only). And I asked specifically before buying if he'd replace sagging springs and he said "Yes". That and the price is what made me a buyer. Guarantee of BDS, cost of Rough Country. Plus the HellCreek springs are 4" not 3". :wink:

C

 

[Bounty__Hunter]

I have a 3.5" Superlift. Superlifts are like the others in cost, but are as stiff or more stiff that ProComp or Rancho. I plan on putting a Rubicon Express lift when I get the funds.

As stiff or more stiff than ProComp? :shock: Your back and neck have my sympathy

 

[Sully]

Helper springs!I am putting an add a leaf on mine soon.

 

[bryanjeep]

I highly recommend getting add a leafs put in and have a spring shop rearch the stock springs. It will be the cheapest way to go and you can get great results. After a guy gave me my springs, he had them rearched with add a leafs. Honestly, they ride great and I got 3" lift from it.

DITCH THOSE LIFTED SHACKLES THOUGH. I told you not to do them. LOL. Just kidding :wink: . But really, they are most likely the reason for your springs to flatten along with age.

Good luck and let us know what you do.

 

[Sully]

Dump that body lift and get a 3 inch BDS lift.

 

[noskils32]

dana 44

Found a place that rearchs springs but said it is $600 if they do everything. I guess the $60 a spring was if you took them out and put them in yourself.

 

[ecor]

Avenger Carb. or Fuel Inj?

Go with the BDS you won't be disapointed, The ride is great and the warrenty is better. I sell a ton of these kits and have never had a complaint. I have tested the warrenty, when a customer jumped his jeep and wrecked a spring. They sent in a new one no charge and no questions.