old saggy springs

[mud_runner05]

i have a 76 blazer with a 4 inch lift, 35s and 3/4 ton running gear, bad part is that the front springs are sagging, alot.lift has been in since 97 and its seen a lot of trail time. is there any way to put the spring back in her step without forking over $ for new springs? iv put the jack under the front bumper and let them sag overnight but that only seems to help for an hour or two on the trail


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[Bender]

You can have them re-arched if you can find a place that does that sort of thing. I wanted to go this route but couldnt find a place that would do it, I didn't look real hard though.

[ben roen]

a place called kramer sprimg. i dont have any other info, a buddy had his done there.

[MR. FORD 28]

Truckaline in blaine does it or if you have a tube bender you can do it your self

[mud_runner05]

thanks but i think a new set of springs is only about 100 bucks, i think ill just have to deal until i have the money

[ox_man]

you could add a leaf so they wont sag as much, but then you would lose some flex as well

[mud_runner05]

yeah she doesnt have much flex to spare, the rollcage stiffened up the frame a lot, she'll barely flex enough to climb a 38 inch super swamper with all 4 tires touching, it used to do 44s before the cage, but iv lost so much approach from the sagging that i cant even do some trails anymore. is there a way thatd be free?

[jaysjunk]

yeah she doesnt have much flex to spare, the rollcage stiffened up the frame a lot, she'll barely flex enough to climb a 38 inch super swamper with all 4 tires touching, it used to do 44s before the cage, but iv lost so much approach from the sagging that i cant even do some trails anymore. is there a way thatd be free?use 52'' rear springs