63" Chevy springs??

[AkWhtBst]

I ran these on my fourrunner I built and they road great, flexed great, and axle wrap was very minimal. Has anyone used these on a 60 in the rear when they spring it over. I can get them pretty cheap and know they worked amazing on my fourrunner but would like opinions if anyone knows why they wouldn't work well under a fj60.

Thanks
Tim

 

[lovetoski]

Maybe they'd work, I don't know - sorry. But I do know that the preferred spring for SOA on 60's is the stock spring - assuming it's not too old/saggy.

 

[AkWhtBst]

Thanks
I am going to try them and see how they work.

 

[theferg]

There's a couple 60s around that have used something like that for their rears. Are the 63" ones the same as the Waggy ones people always talk about? I know this 60 had them on it.

-Ferg-

 

[AkWhtBst]

No the waggys are a rancho spring for jeep waganeers, alot of mini truck guys use them on the front of there trucks. The chevy springs are differant.

 

[theferg]

Hmmm. Now I'm not sure what he had on the back of there. It might welll have been the 63" chevys. I tried to find the thread where he was selling them, but it was too long ago. I'm pretty sure there's a guy over on pirate that's runnin' the chevys on the rear of his SOA 62. White one on 37s. I've got a pic of it somewhere too... Anyway, you could try a search on pirate in the LC section and probably find it just as fast as I...

-Ferg-

 

[trailcarnage]

I ran these on my fourrunner I built and they road great, flexed great, and axle wrap was very minimal. Has anyone used these on a 60 in the rear when they spring it over. I can get them pretty cheap and know they worked amazing on my fourrunner but would like opinions if anyone knows why they wouldn't work well under a fj60.

Thanks
Tim

I am curious about the same. I had them under a Taco and they worked quite well. I am going to round some up at the bone yard this weekend. Do you have the eye to pin measurements by any chance?