WTB" 4" or 6" front lift springs(4x4)

[ryan68]

Just need 4" or 6" lift front leaf springs for a 71 suburban Dana 44. As long as they are not bent like mine(ooops). Would prefer 4".

Thanks

[714x4lover]

if you come across a set of 6" springs, ill trade you my 4" for them, mine are a year old with 4 months worth of use, i have everything but the 6" springs to comeplete the truck. let me know. i would just sell you my springs but then i wouldnt have anything to hold the front of my truck up. oh my truck is 71 3/4 ton 4x4 so they will fit yours no prob.

[72bigblock4wd]

You may want to look up a guy on ebay, his username is Davy1445 and he works for Heckethorn. I bought a 4" superlift kit with heavy duty front springs from him, and the price was really reasonable. He also had a complete 4" lift kit from Rough Country with shocks, blocks, U-bolts, and I think even the steering arm for $340. You may be able to call him and order just front springs if that's all you need. Good luck!

[ryan68]

Here's my problem, I kinda jumped my suburban ummmm 3 feet of air the tires(NEVER DO THIS) out at Glamis. And bent the hell out of my passenger side leaf and slightly bent the driver's side. They were 4" rancho springs re-arched to 5" with a 1" shim on the pack. Essentially, a 6" lift that is now more like a 5" driver's side and 3" passenger side. I just need a cheap set of leafs so keep it going somewhat level for awhile, cause I'm building some really sick sliders, 1/2 exocage for it, and then it's gonna sag everything. Then I want to get new springs.

[bouncytruck]

That sucks, but can you post some pics?

Keep an eye on ColoradoK5.com. There are always guys selling lifts over there. Recently, there were two different sets of 6" front springs, but they go quickly. Pirate4x4.com is also another good place to watch...

[72bigblock4wd]

Suburbans were definitely not meant to fly!!!! LOL