aftermarket Cruiser spring hangers?

[Kavik]

Anybody know where to find spring hangers like this to fit cruiser width springs?

I think the inside needs to be 3 1/8"...

or these...

btw- I've been searching...

I suppose I could cut them down the middle and space them out, but wondered if there were off the shelf items already out there.

Thanks!

 

[Mark W]

If you have the capablity of cutting and spacing these, then you should be able to just make a set from scratch?


Mark...

 

[treerootCO]

http://www.proffittscruisers.com/suspension/photo2.html

 

[Kavik]

I must have left the 10 ton brake and cnc laser in my other jeans...

Yes, I could fabricate some but I hate cutting and grinding all damn day and would prefer to support a vendor!

What other trucks use 3"+ wide springs, maybe a Ford or Chevy application? None of the sites I searched gave inside dimensions.

Anyone?

 

[pappy]

I must have left the 10 ton brake and cnc laser in my other jeans...

Yes, I could fabricate some but I hate cutting and grinding all damn day and would prefer to support a vendor!

What other trucks use 3"+ wide springs, maybe a Ford or Chevy application? None of the sites I searched gave inside dimensions.

Anyone?

I'm sorry, you must have missed this link from TreeRoot:
http://www.proffittscruisers.com/suspension/photo2.html

 

[Kavik]

I was hoping for something with the ramp on one side. But I guess I could build those into a bucket and french them in the frame like the Marlin buckets.

I'll give Proffitt's a call...

 

[Mark W]

I must have left the 10 ton brake and cnc laser in my other jeans...

Yes, I could fabricate some but I hate cutting and grinding all damn day and would prefer to support a vendor!

Since you indicated that you could cut and widen the others if need be, I assumed that you had at least a chop saw and a welder.

I've made hangers a couple of times for suspension conversions. Not that big a deal. cut some sections out of stock drill a couple of holes and weld it together.


Nothing wrong with buying premade. But you can whip up a set of perches in a couple hours easy with pretty basic fab tools.


Mark...