Denver Spring

[Nissanclay]

Anyone had any bad experience with Denver Spring and Suspension's leaf springs?

I already don't like the lift blocks, and I know alot of you recommend Alcan for leaf springs. However, me being me, I thought I would be dificult and go a different direction. I know they could build me a custom set of leafs and it would be nice to have them look at it and build one to to there measuement they take off the truck. I had them make my Ubolts and had a great experience with them.

[Allen Cox]

I'm not sure, I keep hearing good things, then bad things, etc. I never can get it either way for sure.

Call me tomorrow Clay.

[Nissanclay]

I'm not sure, I keep hearing good things, then bad things, etc. I never can get it either way for sure.

Call me tomorrow Clay.

Cool, will do.

[Bill Potter]

When I checked Denver Spring wouldn't build a set of springs with any more then 2 inches of lift (Insurance reasons I think).

I needed more so I researched other options and ended up with Rear Waggy 6inch springs with a leaf removed (about 4 inches now). Was told by several places that rear waggy springs flexed well and were not that hard to find in several heights.

If your thinking of going that route I have the set I used for mock up that you can use for testing (or keep if they are the correct height). They are 58 inches long so you would need new front hangers and longer shackles. Check out allprooffroad.com for those.

[itsme1738]

i bought stock springs and u bolts from them
for a 3/4 ton chevy adout 10 years ago and
i thought i got a fair deal my 2 cents
jeff