Anyone use them??? I am looking at their 4" lift springs.......I am SOA so I think it should be enough of a lift. I am looking for comments of how well they will perform on trails.......I am hoping they are soft??? Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.

I have a set of Superlift 4" on my Daily driver 1980 scout 2, they ride alittle ruff on the road but not as bad as the ranchos, i haven't had the truck off on the trail since i installed them. I prefere Skyjackers, but got a great deal on these Superlifts, i run the 2" Skyjackers, SOA on my Trail Terra and they flex awsome and ride great on/off the road.

Yeah, I am in on a great deal to if I snag them.......all 4 springs for $150.......hehe. I don't know if I can pass that up for that price.

My wife has a 6" superlift on her full size Bronco. The truck had little flex until we got out to some sand dunes and grabbed some air (all four off the ground). The truck flexes as much as possible with a TTB front end.

Ritch

I would get them for $150.00, i paid $180.00 for mine they where 6 months old and came with Rancho RS 5000's.

I had Superlift 4 in. springs on my 75 Scout. They are very stiff! And they sag pretty bad too. The rear springs started to sag after only 9 months. But I guess if you tow or carry a heavy load then they would be okay.

Originally posted by Dingo
Anyone use them??? I am looking at their 4" lift springs.......I am SOA so I think it should be enough of a lift. I am looking for comments of how well they will perform on trails.......I am hoping they are soft??? Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.

So you want a set of 4" lift springs for an SOA????:eek: I hope you have full-width axles and at least 15x10 rims...or you'll get flack from us for impersonating a jeep ~ (flip)

I've used the 2.5" SoftRides on an SOA with RS before and it worked out great. With the SOA we had enough hieght to clear 36s and they stuffed into the fenders terrific. The RS made the ride VERY sweet. We got about 38" of total wheel travel with them.

I was VERY impressed with the way the springs would do a reverse arch, not many of the lift springs we've used in the past did that.