MeClint69

I am looking for a set of leaf springs for my 93 D350 anyone know where to find them or a part number. There was a really big welder mounted on one side of my truck for many years and the drivers side saggs pretty bad. Thanks for the help.

BearKiller

Call this guy :

Bill's Auto Spring Service

Louisville, KY

#502-583-3408


I have bought replacement springs from him before and he is A-ONE to deal with.

He keeps a large selection in stock.

Before calling, measure width of leaves, total eye-to-eye length, and distance from eye-to-tiebolt-to-eye; most are shorter in front of the tie-bolt by a couple inches, so this measurement is very important.


Also, state "lift" desired.

u.s mma

I got my rear springs from stengel bros, I couldn't copy and paste the link, but google it. They are out of Pa. Pretty stout 9 leaf , 56x.xx to my door.

DennyT

Hey Clint, your situation is perfect for Alcan Spring in Colorado. They custom make every pack. I had them make me some springs for my W250. They like to know EVERY little detail like toolboxes, winches, bumpers, welders....ect. They could make you just what you need, one spring a little tougher on one side than the other. Mine were made to support custom bumbers and heavy trailers........

Im not sure about coils but I do know they make coilover stuff for 4x4's.

Here are some pics of the springs..............

BearKiller

You just wanted to show off your nifty chairs made out of old cable-spools.




Those are some nice looking springs.

Ace

I talked to Charles out there about replacing the springs a couple months ago and definitely got the impression they know what they are doing and do quality "custom" work (keyword: custom). I almost can't wait until the Skyjackers on mine flex for the last time.

GasganoFJ60

Ditto! I dont know which are neater...the springs or those chairs!