old blue
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- burlington, CO
hey im thinkin about buyin some big offroad leaf springs... are they any good..
thanks
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big offroad leaf springs
- Thread starter old blue
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old_man
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Loveland, Colorado
Absolutely love mine. I wrapped a set of Rusty's the first day with my stroker. The BOR leafs are set up to handle the torque. They tend to run a touch higher than the rating, or at least they did when I got mine.
PM JohnJohn and ask. He is BOR and has been a long time member and supporter of
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PM JohnJohn and ask. He is BOR and has been a long time member and supporter of
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planefixer
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Colorado Springs, CO
I've had the prototype Flex-E Duty 6" springs for about a year now and they are awesome.Night and day difference between them and my old REs.On and off road ride is significantly better (even my wife noticed 
),they flex pretty well and they gave a "true" 6" of lift (as Tom mentioned, the Standard Duty do sit higher) .They've performed very well on the trails both here in Colorado and in Moab.:thumbup: :thumbup:
The wife's rig will be getting them as well ,at her insistance,when I build her XJ this winter.
),they flex pretty well and they gave a "true" 6" of lift (as Tom mentioned, the Standard Duty do sit higher) .They've performed very well on the trails both here in Colorado and in Moab.:thumbup: :thumbup: The wife's rig will be getting them as well ,at her insistance,when I build her XJ this winter.
aparke4
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Atlanta, Ga
thats really cool they added the flex e series... i have some old national leafs that are super stiff and ill be looking at the 8 inchers to eliminate my leaf and block combo... man your wife builds 4x4s!? thats awesome