Deaver coils

[staticrevolution]

Just ordered some Deaver progressive coils, cant find any posts or feedback just wondering everybodys thoughts. Should be fun! Thanks.

[old_man]

Progressive coils are nice. I didn't know anybody made lift coils that way. Should ride a heck of a lot smoother.

[XJDave]

Gotta Ask... Who, What, When, How much? I haven't been able to find anything from Deaver other than leafs. I would also like to look into progressives, what spring rates did you choose?

Thanks,
-Dave

[staticrevolution]

WELLLL you can get them through Currie for $279.95 orr if you are lucky you have a GREAT local shop that can get them for you $10 bucks cheaper and no shipping cost! They are 250/300#. Currie claims they are 4.5" and Deaver says they are 5.5". From what I understand they are the same coils, however Curries sportsman class springs are to cheap to be the Deavers so beware. Leaves are like $486 but I have to pick up shipping to.

[Goatman]

So, are the ones you're getting from Deaver supposed to be the same as the Currie competition coils? I'd like to have the Currie 250/300 progressive coils if I knew they would give me the amount of lift I need. I've been thinking about contacting Deaver to see about a custom set with enough length, so I'm interested in hearing how yours work and how much actual lift you get. Can you give us a spring length at ride height?

BTW, the Tomken coils I got a long time ago with a 6" lift were progressive. I don't know if they still make them that way.

[staticrevolution]

Yeah they are supposed to be the same coils, I shoudl get them either Monday or Tuesday and will wait to put them on until I get those drop brackets from Cherokeekid. After I will definetly take some measurements for everyone and let you all know how well they work.

[XJDave]

Please do... thanks for the info.

[Mike L]

Sorry to bring to the top but I was wondering if anyone got any more info on the progressive rate coils from Deaver?

-Mike