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2000 XLT Spring replacement
So, my rear springs are sagged to the point where i can't level it out with my air bags anymore, and it is actually not driving well.

so i've been spring shopping, and just wondering if anyone has heard anything about AutoandTruckSprings.com?

They have some HD spring packs, with 1700 lbs load capacity for about 160 bucks each.

Ford Explorer Leaf Springs, Mercury Mountaineer Leaf Springs, Ford Rear Leaf Springs. www.ATSSPRINGS.com

not worried about ride quality so much, it rides like poop anyway. It is just to the point where i gotta do something.

i think re-arching is probably out, i'm afraid they would just sag again.

just wondering if they sell a quality product, mostly.

any thoughts?
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