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Can You Cut Leaf Springs. The third leaf fit perfect up front, but i'm going to have to trim. And if they are supposed to have those plastic spring. Take them apart, clean them, paint them. I'm trying to put a dodge ram 1500 2nd leaf into my rear yj pack. Longer leaf springs don’t have to deflect as much as shorter leaf springs to provide the same amount of wheel travel. Removing the shortest leaf(s) will soften the ride, and you won't wind up with an unstable rear end from having too flexible long. If you're really looking to improve the ride and keep the height as is, take the stock springs to your local spring shop and get them. 'bout the only way to cut springs is with a chop saw. No leaf spring will get cut without a vast usage of profanity so make sure to throw in a bunch of those while cutting. Sawzall blades dull almost instantly on spring steel. I think if you are using any used springs, the best thing you can do is rebuild them.

I'm trying to put a dodge ram 1500 2nd leaf into my rear yj pack. 'bout the only way to cut springs is with a chop saw. If you're really looking to improve the ride and keep the height as is, take the stock springs to your local spring shop and get them. And if they are supposed to have those plastic spring. Removing the shortest leaf(s) will soften the ride, and you won't wind up with an unstable rear end from having too flexible long. Longer leaf springs don’t have to deflect as much as shorter leaf springs to provide the same amount of wheel travel. I think if you are using any used springs, the best thing you can do is rebuild them. Sawzall blades dull almost instantly on spring steel. Take them apart, clean them, paint them. No leaf spring will get cut without a vast usage of profanity so make sure to throw in a bunch of those while cutting.

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Can You Cut Leaf Springs No leaf spring will get cut without a vast usage of profanity so make sure to throw in a bunch of those while cutting. No leaf spring will get cut without a vast usage of profanity so make sure to throw in a bunch of those while cutting. And if they are supposed to have those plastic spring. I'm trying to put a dodge ram 1500 2nd leaf into my rear yj pack. The third leaf fit perfect up front, but i'm going to have to trim. I think if you are using any used springs, the best thing you can do is rebuild them. If you're really looking to improve the ride and keep the height as is, take the stock springs to your local spring shop and get them. Longer leaf springs don’t have to deflect as much as shorter leaf springs to provide the same amount of wheel travel. Sawzall blades dull almost instantly on spring steel. Take them apart, clean them, paint them. Removing the shortest leaf(s) will soften the ride, and you won't wind up with an unstable rear end from having too flexible long. 'bout the only way to cut springs is with a chop saw.