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Replacement spring sources? #730878 06/13/06 06:06 PM
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sweater Offline OP
Body Damage is Cool
After years of fairly hard wheeling, and having to control a 14bff with no traction bar, my rear springs are done. Totally hosed. They need to be replaced oh-so-bad.

Anyone know of a good source for replacing these? I could probably go the pull-n-save route, but if new ones are cheap enough I'd prefer that. I don't know if I'm ready to go the Alcan custom route yet (more $$$), though. These are stock '93 Rodeo rears, no add-a-leafs or anything. Thus the supple ride and complete lack of control of that 1-ton axle back there...

- mike

Re: Replacement spring sources? [Re: sweater] #730879 06/14/06 03:18 AM
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Iluvmud Offline
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Check with Matt at Indy 4x. I ordered a set of OME rear springs and am very happy with them! They offer a little lift over a stock spring and the ride is excelent...plus they flex like no tomrrow!!! <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />


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Re: Replacement spring sources? [Re: Iluvmud] #730880 06/15/06 12:19 AM
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yep...that is my reccomendation.

the new OME's are awesome...both value and quality


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Re: Replacement spring sources? [Re: Iluvmud] #730881 06/15/06 04:25 PM
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sweater Offline OP
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Check with Matt at Indy 4x. I ordered a set of OME rear springs and am very happy with them! They offer a little lift over a stock spring and the ride is excelent...plus they flex like no tomrrow!!!

These are leaves? I thought OME only made coils...

- mike

Re: Replacement spring sources? [Re: sweater] #730882 06/15/06 05:29 PM
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Locomigo Offline
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These are leaves? I thought OME only made coils...

- mike


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Re: Replacement spring sources? [Re: Iluvmud] #730883 06/15/06 05:52 PM
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sweater Offline OP
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Check with Matt at Indy 4x. I ordered a set of OME rear springs and am very happy with them!

Seeing as Matt's outta town (good for you, Matt) can you tell me what the cost is, roughly? I'm not seeing them on his site...

- mike

Re: Replacement spring sources? [Re: sweater] #730884 06/15/06 09:02 PM
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2000Trooper Offline
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I think Amigos and Rodeos use the same lift spring:
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Re: Replacement spring sources? [Re: 2000Trooper] #730885 06/15/06 09:47 PM
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Starchild Offline
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The OME springs are here on Matts site.

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Re: Replacement spring sources? [Re: Starchild] #730886 06/15/06 11:43 PM
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strawmyers Offline
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With needing to get new springs anyway, have you considered going to something longer for better performance? 56" Chevys seem popular with the 'Yota crowd.


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Re: Replacement spring sources? [Re: strawmyers] #730887 06/16/06 12:27 AM
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lttlbddy Offline
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Just to throw another option in, I've installed a few sets of these and had good luck:

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