Topic: sky jacker springs?

[anarchy joe]

Any one have an experence with the skyjacker springs? I can get a set for all most nothing,just hjave to remove them from  the axle.

Are they supper stiff? Are they to much for 35's( I think they are a 3 inch spring)

Any input is appreceated..

Anarchy joe

[anarchy joe [OP]]

Anyone,Anyone....

[2manytoys]

I bought a set that were supposed to be stock replacement plus 1" super cheap from Summit. They made my truck ride like a stink bug and were teeth rattling stiff. The only time it rode nice is when I carried a big load of block.

They didn't come with bushings and stock ones didn't fit. Have to get theirs. I found a bushing set in my junk pile that would work.

I ended up pulling two leafs before it rode right. I'm running 63" Chevs now.

[PA_taco_13]

I have a set of the 4" rear springs on my 93 pickup. 
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SJA-TR49S/Application/?query=Year%7c1993%7cMake%7cTOYOTA%7cModel%7cPICKUP&prefilter=1

   They work for me seem to give a pretty nice ride on the street with no load.  I tow a 6'x10' trailer with around 800lbs on it and seem to hold up very well.

They didn't come with bushings and stock ones didn't fit. Have to get theirs.

 This is very true.  I bought an energy suspension poly bushing kit. I took the springs and bushings to a friend with a machine shop 5 mins on the lathe and the bushings fit like a glove

just my 

[79coyotefrg]

the older skyjackers were very thick and road like a log wagon.    its a good place to start   esp for cheap

[anarchy joe [OP]]

Thanks fellas, I will give them a try. Nothing to loss but a few beers and time .


Anarchy Joe