New rear springs

[Juan Veldez]

Picked up a set of Mancini Racing HD springs for 2 hundred bones - never installed. Going on tonight. Should pick up the girls rear about 3/4". Photos to follow.

 

[Ronbo73]

Picked up a set of Mancini Racing HD springs for 2 hundred bones - never installed. Going on tonight. Should pick up the girls rear about 3/4". Photos to follow.View attachment 156158

Curious to see the difference. Side view, before and after.

 

[mrmopar340]

Right there with you. I'm halfway there.

 

[Katfish]

$200?! Must have bought them looong ago.
Interested to see the difference

 

[moparleo]

Please don't put the slapper bars back on. Mopars don't need them, just clamp the springs if you want to abuse your driveline.

 

[Chryco Psycho]

I don't want to be negative but my experience with the MP HD rear springs is they sit quite low & sag quickly ,
IMO Espo Spring is a better choice

 

[Bret Schneider]

I don't want to be negative but my experience with the MP HD rear springs is they sit quite low & sag quickly ,
IMO Espo Spring is a better choice

Unfortunately Espo Spring is out of the leaf spring business. They were a great source.

"ESPO Springs n Things is not going out of business, just discontinuing leaf springs as we run out of product to do them. We specialize in new coil springs, shackles, spring bushings, u-bolts and front end chassis rebuild parts and kits for cars, light trucks and SUVs."​

 

[mrmopar340]

Please don't put the slapper bars back on. Mopars don't need them, just clamp the springs if you want to abuse your driveline.

No sir. Those are off for good. New bushings all around in the back too. Polythene going in as a replacement for the stock rubber stuff.

 

[Xcudame]

You can't even find the Mopar Performance XHD leaf springs any more. But I've had them on my 70 Challenger for about 20 years now. No sagging or sitting too low. Looks pretty level to me.