2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission rear springs

[KevinO]

I keep breaking the bolt that holds the spring pack together and am looking to get a new spring pack to get rid of the factory block and add a leaf i have now what company's has anyone else had springs from and some prices.

 

[ROADWARRIOR]

I don't know what make they were, but someone had some listed in the classifieds. Look there.



Dan

 

[Cooker]

National Spring can make you up a pair of custom spring packs. If I remember correctly the cost should be around $700.

 

[y-knot]

You never said what year the truck was, but NTW (National Tire & Wheel has softride springs for all Dodge trucks, and up to a 6" lift. The price varies from 450-575, but that isn't to bad for new rear sprins, in the lift high enought to eilliminate the blocks, don't forget you will need new u-bolts.

www.ntwonline.com

 

[stacerbob]

Springfield Brake & Spring

Springfield, MO

Give them a call if you tow or carry weight they can custom make you set, usually in 1-2 days. I think they even install them if you want. Sorry don't have the number here.

 

[KevinO]

I am getting atlas spring to make me up a custom set. I called NTW but they are all on backorder and not sure how long it will take. I tried saint louis spring but they couldn't get the bushing for the 2001 irronically enough i called the dodge dealer to get them and take to saint louis spring but the dodge dealer said i would have to buy them already made into a stock size spring set only which i don't need. Thanks for all the help. The atlas springs were 220 a side for 6" over stock plus it's 25 more for military wrap and 50 more for torque wrap.

 

[Cooker]

Originally posted by KevinO

25 more for military wrap and 50 more for torque wrap.

Sorry for my ignorance, but what exactly is the difference?

 

[KevinO]

That is the different wraps that goes on the eye of the springs. I tried to copy a pic on here but was not successful The torque wrap keeps from getting the binding effect under hard acceleration.