Ujoint or Agile?

[BajaSportsmobile]

We have convert lots of Diesel Vans - pretty much the same as the others.

2009 E350 would have a 6.0L in it.

Email on its way.

[StraightOuttaBallard]

6.0 L Navistar ... My Engineering Sense feels sorry for an owner of one of those

[UJOINT]

Late to the convo but have to agree with Ramsey, never comfortable comparing suspension setups! Its all subjective and there are too many variables to list here (spring rates, weights, how its driven, what it weighs, how you plan to use it, where you live, etc etc)

You can ask multiple people and get multiple answers. There are always variables with our setup too since we sell DIY kits.

[expeditionnw]

Originally Posted by Abitibi

I think you guys are just enjoying seeing our terrified face as we brace ourself to that one foot drop at 30mph... I sure wasnt looking forward to the landing! But yup, nothing happened, nothing.




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FWIW there is no way Id do that in my Ujoint 6" sprung van. a speed bump at 20mph will put you thru the ceiling.

[UJOINT]

Originally Posted by expeditionnw

FWIW there is no way Id do that in my Ujoint 6" sprung van. a speed bump at 20mph will put you thru the ceiling.

That shouldn't be. Shoot me an email with the van info/etc and I'll send new springs.

[expeditionnw]

Originally Posted by UJOINT

That shouldn't be. Shoot me an email with the van info/etc and I'll send new springs.

Thanks chris thats great. Although i am quite suprised to get such a timely and accomidating response on $1200 worth of leaf springs, when you took two weeks to email back when i discovered my brake lines were too short. Which, i might add, you told me Theu were just fine even though I sent detailed photos several times, showing them to be 4" too short at full droop. Ahhh the power of publicity.

[BroncoHauler]

Originally Posted by expeditionnw

Thanks chris thats great. Although i am quite suprised to get such a timely and accomidating response on $1200 worth of leaf springs, when you took two weeks to email back when i discovered my brake lines were too short. Which, i might add, you told me Theu were just fine even though I sent detailed photos several times, showing them to be 4" too short at full droop. Ahhh the power of publicity.

Dude, you got what you wanted, and you got it quickly. Don't be an a$$.


Herb

[expeditionnw]

Originally Posted by BroncoHauler

Dude, you got what you wanted, and you got it quickly. Don't be an a$$.


Herb

I completely agree. I see I should have simply posted on the forums instead of Emailing chris directly. Maybe i can finally get the proper brake lines too! Chris total lack of communication over the past 6 months has been frustrating to say the least.

[UJOINT]

Originally Posted by expeditionnw

Thanks chris thats great. Although i am quite suprised to get such a timely and accomidating response on $1200 worth of leaf springs, when you took two weeks to email back when i discovered my brake lines were too short. Which, i might add, you told me Theu were just fine even though I sent detailed photos several times, showing them to be 4" too short at full droop. Ahhh the power of publicity.

I Don't recall it taking 2 weeks? I answered right away and confirmed the length 3 times on 3 different rigs as well as all of the lines I had on the shelf still bagged up. All of the dims matched to every brake line kit we've made for that lift. They weren't too short.

Emails do get lost or looked over from time to time, not common though. I pride myself on answering as quick as I can, many testimonials of this online.

[RandallDee]

Depending on the speed bump, hitting one at 20mph in a passenger car could put you thru the ceiling.