Any where that can re-arch leaf springs

[Blackpony]

Anyone know of a place in the metroplex that can re-arch leaf springs? Needing to get the ones on my c10 done sometime.

[76 Maverick]

http://www.championspring.com/

Not completely sure they re arch but we have used them in the past for rv work. Would be worth giving them a call.

[ELVIS]

Maybe a dumb question, but why not buy new ones?

God bless.

[black2002ls]

http://www.championspring.com/

Not completely sure they re arch but we have used them in the past for rv work. Would be worth giving them a call.

Slammy recommended them in an s-10 thread for lowering. I would imagine they can take care of you

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[Blackpony]

Maybe a dumb question, but why not buy new ones?

God bless.

Want to see how much of a price difference it would be.

[Z06killinsbf]

It's almost $300 for new blazer springs, I'm interested too.

[matts5.0]

im no choo choo baller, but i would just buy new spring, it seems like re-arching them is a band aid, no?

[fastwhite99gt]

As long as they are re-arched and the heat treating done right, they are basically new.

[naynay]

Picknpull. I saw 3-4 trucks at the Dallas location this morning.

[46Tbird]

im no choo choo baller, but i would just buy new spring, it seems like re-arching them is a band aid, no?

No.

I would use Champion Spring as suggested.

[Blackpony]

Kool ill give then a call tomorrow see what happens.