My son and I just picked up a new project Samurai (we'll have it here at the house in a couple of weeks). It needs some TLC and reconstruction, but we are looking forward to having some fun with it!

In the meantime, and since we have a couple years until he's old enough to drive it, our first priority is to get it road worthy, and for that we need a set of stock springs for all four corners.

So if anybody has their old springs hanging around, let me know - or give me some thoughts on where to pick some up cheap here in the Denver area.

TIA - I'm sure we'll be back for more info and help once the fun stuff starts!

Most everyone has some worn out Sami springs layin around. I probably have three or four sets, but they are pretty well spent. In addition, they are not worth the cost to ship them. It depends on what you want to do, but I would go with something other than stock springs. If you are set on stock and want to spend the money, you might look into some Old Man Emu replacement springs. They give a couple of inches of lift, but if you are Denver, two more inches of altitude won't matter :D

Originally posted by Tusker
Most everyone has some worn out Sami springs layin around. I probably have three or four sets, but they are pretty well spent. In addition, they are not worth the cost to ship them. It depends on what you want to do, but I would go with something other than stock springs. If you are set on stock and want to spend the money, you might look into some Old Man Emu replacement springs . They give a couple of inches of lift, but if you are Denver, two more inches of altitude won't matter :D

Where do you get these ?

Few places carry them, i think www.roadlessgear.com sell emt he cheapest. Good luck!