Tera Flex Leaf Packs

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FearNoFish

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Heber City, UT

• Dec 30, 2009

• #1

Tera Flex is selling "overstocked" 3-1/2" leaf packs for about $250. Anyone have any personal experiance with them? Maybe there is a reason they are overstocked. Like they are crap! I know the consensus is Deaver, National or Alcan for leafs and it is not as much a money issue as it is conveniance, I can probably drive down and pick them up.

What do ya think?

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MT Mike

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Location

Helena, MT

• Dec 30, 2009

• #2

That's the same price I paid for my Alcans, FWIW.

 

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JRW7072009

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Location

Bullhead City, AZ

• Dec 30, 2009

• #3

The reason they are on sale is they are no longer dealing with XJ parts. They are in the process of getting rid of all there XJ specific stuff. I just spoke with them on the phone today.

 

1990JEEPXJ

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Location

San Diego

• Dec 30, 2009

• #4

MT Mike said:

That's the same price I paid for my Alcans, FWIW.

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for both springs or each spring? i believe the OP is talking about $250 for both springs

 

MT Mike

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Location

Helena, MT

• Dec 30, 2009

• #5

1990JEEPXJ said:

for both springs or each spring? i believe the OP is talking about $250 for both springs

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$250 for both springs (3" lift). Shipping pushed it up to $300 total. It pays to shop around.

 

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FearNoFish

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Location

Heber City, UT

• Dec 30, 2009

• #6

Yes, that was for both springs. I tried to contact Alcan thru their web site for a quote but got no response. Maybe they are shut down for the holidays. I'm going to find out more about the Tera Flex packs (where they are made, warranty, customer reviews etc.) and I'll post that back on this thread.

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FearNoFish

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Location

Heber City, UT

• Jan 4, 2010

• #7

Well, here is the response I got from Tera Flex

The springs were made in India. uke: They're 6 leaf, tapered leafs with plastic inserts between the leafs. Standard spring eyes with rubber bushings. These are 47.750" eye to eye, so they require a extended length shackle to fit correctly.

The desk jocky told me they were made in Washington or maybe California:huh:

I'll not be going with these. I hear nothing good about Springs from India. Maybe they use too much curry.:dunno:

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