98infinity
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Where is the best price and shipping to canada for deavers +3?
Deaver +3 best price
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SVTTrooper
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where are you located?
best price I've seen is 1399 USD shipped in the 48. I'm in Calgary and drive down to the border and pick up my parts, it's way cheaper to do it that way.
best price I've seen is 1399 USD shipped in the 48. I'm in Calgary and drive down to the border and pick up my parts, it's way cheaper to do it that way.
98infinity
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Yeah I'm way up north in alberta, fort vermillion. I got a 400 usd shipping quote already ouch
SVTTrooper
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damn! yeah you're way up there lol
the only suggestion i can offer is call at the border storage ( that who I ship my parts to ) and ask them if they have any couriers they can recommend that ship from them to you or high level.
good luck man
the only suggestion i can offer is call at the border storage ( that who I ship my parts to ) and ask them if they have any couriers they can recommend that ship from them to you or high level.
good luck man
Big Johnson
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I had a company make me a set of leaf springs similar to the deavers. I believe they got them made in edmonton. I have gone through two sets of deavers so I got them to make them a bit heavier.
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SVTTrooper
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now that's awesome! who did you deal with?
I haven't ordered rear springs yet myself, so if I can support a local company I'll definitely do it.
Big Johnson
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Not sure who they actually used as I went through Hydraco in Medicine Hat. 403-526-2244. John is the guy that handled it all. I got them to add a leaf on one side to take care of the dreaded lean I always seem to get with the deavers. I haven’t got in to pick them up yet, but I am sure they will be good. If they are a bit stiffer than the deavers (which they likely could be as it is 10 leafs instead of 11) I will just adjust the compression on the shocks.
Zeke555
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Interested how the Edmonton area ones are as my National HDs are starting to sit a little low too and nobody in the area that I have spoken to so far will re-arch them as they do not have any information on them.
Big Johnson
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The guys that I dealt with claimed it would not be cost effective to arch them. I think the deavers are just too soft for guys that run the trucks hard. I would be surprised if I got 100,000km out of each set.
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Haven’t had a chance to install yet but they look good
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