Spring Cup 5in Raised Bolt-On OD Alignment

The WEHRS MACHINE Spring Cup 5 inch Raised Bolt-On OD Alignment is a precision suspension component engineered for vehicles requiring controlled spring articulation and load management. This raised-profile spring cup delivers consistent geometric alignment for coil springs rated between 1 and 5 inches, making it essential for chassis builders, off-road suspension technicians, and performance enthusiasts working with custom or heavily modified suspension geometry. The bolt-on design allows field installation without requiring frame welding or specialized suspension alignment equipment.

Manufactured from high-strength steel and finished in black zinc oxide, the WEHRS MACHINE WM404RC cup provides corrosion resistance in harsh operating environments while maintaining the load-bearing integrity suspension components demand. The 5-inch raised profile increases vertical clearance and reduces binding during extreme compression or extension cycles—critical when working with lifted suspension packages, rock crawling setups, or vehicles running aggressive spring rates. At 1.7 pounds, the component integrates seamlessly into existing suspension assemblies without adding unnecessary rotational mass or inertia to the suspension linkage.

This spring cup suits builders and technicians installing multi-stage suspension systems, vehicles with lifted geometry, or platforms where OEM spring cups no longer provide adequate clearance or alignment. The universal mounting pattern fits most standard suspension architectures, making it valuable for retrofit applications, restoration projects, and competitive off-road builds. Sold as a single unit, matching pairs may be required depending on your specific suspension configuration and vehicle layout.

WEHRS MACHINE has established itself as a trusted supplier of precision suspension components for racing, off-road, and high-performance applications. Their spring cups and suspension hardware are recognized for dimensional accuracy and material consistency, qualities essential when tolerance stacking across multiple suspension components could compromise vehicle handling or ride quality.