Off Roading Spring Hangers!!!

[HHhuntitall]

If you have leaf springs under your Dodge, and if you ever wanted to fab some four link setups or Ultra-duty steering linkage, this is the place for you!! They also have coil spring pads! Found this last night:



Spring & Shackle Hangers

 

[ENafziger]

Great link!!! Thanks for sharing!!

--Eric

 

[Bob4x4]

They do not look strong enough for use on a Ctd

 

[Tinman]

If I wanted anything like that I'd be talking to Don Thuren. Nobody knows more about making our heavy trucks fly offroad. He has some adjustable shacks and I know he's made some custom hangers also.

 

[HHhuntitall]

See, the thing is, I thought about it. If they were, indeed, heat treated, they'd have a different designation. A50 classifications were obsolete a long time ago... ... like 1937. Modern steel should have a different classification, like 50(xx?), 50B(XX?) for chromium steels, or, for low carbon, high tensile(low alloy) steel 950(X?)A. What are these made out of? Hmmm, now I'm leary. :-{} On a second note, if they were, indeed, high tensile, heat treated, they'd be more than enough to support your CTD. The way they mount and if heat treated, they'd be stronger than the frame... ... .

 

[Regcabguy]

If I wanted anything like that I'd be talking to Don Thuren. Nobody knows more about making our heavy trucks fly offroad. He has some adjustable shacks and I know he's made some custom hangers also.

Ditto. Don's cranking some out as we speak. Mine's a little nose high and I don't want to kill the ride overinflating the Carli LT airbags in order to level it.