I'd like some input about what kind of material to sandwich between my leaves that will make them more slickery and let them flex more. I'm keeping the stock lengths - 42" front - 57" rear. Teflon is out because of the way it creeps under load.

Ideas - suggestions?

one place is Plastic sales Southern 323.728.8309 they have the cut-to-length leaf liners, but there are other companies out there. Call a local street rod shop, they should have some.

I ordered a 100' roll of 21/2" wide adhesive backed UHMW Here: http://www.can-dotape.com/

Really helped the Pro crap springs flex and ride better!!! (This is her opinion so it had to have worked!!!)

http://www.tennessee4x4.com/toyota/custom_front_springs.htm

Disassemble the springs, wire brush them smooth again, paint them with slip plate (or mix up some dry graphite in a can of paint), re-assemble the springs, and paint them again with a good black paint to prevent rust on the exposed surfaces.

Yup, what DRM said :flipoff2:
Painted mine with a graphite paint from Fleet Farm...

Stuff for gravity boxes etc.

Cory

Originally posted by MillerMan
I ordered a 100' roll of 21/2" wide adhesive backed UHMW Here: http://www.can-dotape.com/

Really helped the Pro crap springs flex and ride better!!! (This is her opinion so it had to have worked!!!)

Thanks MillerMan - I think that'll do the trick. I gotta admit, though, I never thought about the ride quality. 'Sides, my spousal unit is still pissed because I didn't get her a new passenger seat when I replaced the driver's side. Maybe this will lower the flame.

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Originally posted by MillerMan
I ordered a 100' roll of 21/2" wide adhesive backed UHMW Here: http://www.can-dotape.com/

Really helped the Pro crap springs flex and ride better!!! (This is her opinion so it had to have worked!!!)

How much did that cost you? they don't give a price on the website and I can't fine 2.5" either....