Addition of OEM Rear Overload Springs
#17
Or another choice.......
Find your nearest spring shop. Most major cities have one or two. Tell them what you want in the way of rear suspension performance, then ask them what they would do and how much it would cost. I think you'll find that solution cost effective when compared to OEM parts.
Find your nearest spring shop. Most major cities have one or two. Tell them what you want in the way of rear suspension performance, then ask them what they would do and how much it would cost. I think you'll find that solution cost effective when compared to OEM parts.
#18
Me too, and it should be easier to install. I have had air bags before and they have worked great. It gives you the ability to handle a heavier load without the sag. I feel the heavier toyhaulers I had towed better when I had air bags and prevented the suspension from being loaded down.
#19
I completely disagree with that. I carry a 2300# concrete block in the winter for ballast and I modified my overloads to engage right away and the truck raised back up 2". I would say those springs work pretty damn good
#20
yes...add the overload overleaf kit...comes with all hardware and you do not have to remove anything thats there now. 20 to 30 minutes per side and your done.
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