Alright, I bled the air outta the brakes yesterday night. No big deal. But, I got fluid all over the rear leaf springs (right in the middle where the u-bolt plate, pinion shim, and flip kit bracket are) and I'm hearing some weird ass noises now...It sounds like a metal can or something dragging the road. It does it when the suspension barely flexes, and gets louder the more it flexes. I sprayed some brake parts cleaner on it to eat away the fluid, but that didn't do much. Should I take it apart and degrease everything? I also have air shocks, which could be doing this, but I think if it were the shocks, it would be leaking or something as well....Anyone ever had this happen before? Any suggestions?

Brake fluid is only a good lubricant on rubber, it doesn't make metal very slippery. Rubbing alcohol does a pretty good job of removing it. You might try putting some in a spray bottle and soaking it good. Or just pour the alcohol on the spring. You might try spraying some WD-40 on it too after the alcohol.

thanks for the tip..didn't know that about the alcohol..I'll try it Saturday when I have it all apart..thanks again..