Skyjacker versus Trail Master versus Superlift etc.
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Skyjacker versus Trail Master versus Superlift etc.
So, I am looking to go from a 4" lift which my 78 F150 came with from the previous owner, to a 6" lift. I have been looking at front springs and since Rancho and Tuff Country, my preferences, don't seem to offer a 6" spring, I've looked at Superlift, Trail Master, and Skyjacker.
So here is what I find with front 6" springs:
Skyjacker: $204
Superlift: $180
Trail Master: $357
$357 for a set of springs from Trail Mater? Are they smoking crack? Can somebody tell me why Trail Master springs are double the price of Superlift? ARe they gold plated? What am I missing here? Anybody go with any of these springs? I have heard also that the rear springs from Skyjacker are very stiff. I have Tuff Country springs on my Blazer and they ride very well. Any body have any recommendations for rear springs too?
So here is what I find with front 6" springs:
Skyjacker: $204
Superlift: $180
Trail Master: $357
$357 for a set of springs from Trail Mater? Are they smoking crack? Can somebody tell me why Trail Master springs are double the price of Superlift? ARe they gold plated? What am I missing here? Anybody go with any of these springs? I have heard also that the rear springs from Skyjacker are very stiff. I have Tuff Country springs on my Blazer and they ride very well. Any body have any recommendations for rear springs too?
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Rocky Mountain Suspension (NC) pieced together a 4-inch kit for me since assorted parts in the kits were back-ordered from various companies. I selected 4-inch Rough Country springs and am very happy with them. The hammered grey/black finish is pretty cool too.
As far as the Trail Master springs costing double, well I figure that it is a volume vs demand & cost relationship. Trail Master doesn't seem to be very popular and maybe they need to charge more to make up for low volume.
As far as the Trail Master springs costing double, well I figure that it is a volume vs demand & cost relationship. Trail Master doesn't seem to be very popular and maybe they need to charge more to make up for low volume.
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