Alcan could make some for your application, as could Deaver. You might also check out AOR or NWOR. You can always call or email them with your requirements to see if they can help you out.Cowhorn said:I have a TM 6in on my 98 taco. What would I have to do to get rid of my blocks and match the rest of the lift? New leaf spring combo to match the front of my truck...Any suggestions for this combo? :welder:![]()
nwor only sells 3 springs for the Taco, HDs for both ex and dcabs (same length, different rates), and a 2" lift spring. the Hd (advertized for 3/4") gives 2.5-3" and the 2" gives 4". (they still haven't figured this out after darn near 3 years of reminders, LOL) He'll still need a shackle to even things out.synovus said:
depends on how much lift you want. those things wind up giving 5-6" but I suppose they could be archeded to whatever you needed.AggieTaco said:You could always go with some chevy springs and some shackles. Chepest and best option IMO.
I've heard too many differing accounts on this one to make a judgement. My aal's are nearing the end of their life, and I'll probably try it just for the hell of it sometime this spring. If nothing else, I can always put a spacer on top of my coilovers to even things out, righthytenor said:depends on how much lift you want. those things wind up giving 5-6" but I suppose they could be archeded to whatever you needed.
I think that the Alcans or Deaver 3 In. springs plus a shackel maybe my ticket.tenntaco said:I've heard too many differing accounts on this one to make a judgement. My aal's are nearing the end of their life, and I'll probably try it just for the hell of it sometime this spring. If nothing else, I can always put a spacer on top of my coilovers to even things out, right![]()
just get your OE springs rebuilt and re-arched for 3".tenntaco said:I've heard too many differing accounts on this one to make a judgement. My aal's are nearing the end of their life, and I'll probably try it just for the hell of it sometime this spring. If nothing else, I can always put a spacer on top of my coilovers to even things out, right![]()
I would agree with that. I got them because I needed the hauling cap. For that they are great but not so hot for flex. the first set of shocks I had with them sucked big time, KYBs, but these 5150s are fantastic...my truck rides as smoothly as my wife's RAV4shovelracer said:I don't like to encourage the use of NWOR but there HD puts 3 to 4" instead of the 3/4" is says. I like mine but they took a year to break in. They really are a pain, but they are some of the cheapest. They haul lots of weight too. With a shackle, shim and a small block it'll work. Few choices under 500 without doing your own.