Single cab super duties with x codes??
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Running empty with X springs lets you know you're in a real truck as the suspension rarely is activated or loaded to absorb the unladen vehicle.
Once I installed a winch bumper, it smoothed out the bounce significantly.
X springs are an option for those who are going to use it or will get beat to death when unloaded.
Once I installed a winch bumper, it smoothed out the bounce significantly.
X springs are an option for those who are going to use it or will get beat to death when unloaded.
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I believe I also have the X springs on my snowplow package and riding on a cloud of boulders is a nice way to sum it up. If you don't plan on doing a lot of a lot of hauling or putting a lot of weight in the truck, I wouldn't bother. I just came back a few weeks ago from MS with a 27 cubic foot side by side refrigerator and a oversized stove and a bunch of misc items, probably close to 1500 lbs in the bed, the truck didn't squat and inch and drove like it was empty.
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My original window sticker states "Camper Package & Rear Stabilizer Bar" under 'optional equipment'.
I was hoping to share the code but it's not listed.
hmm, just noticed at the bottom it lists "Other Optional Equipment" for $735 but doesn't say what it references to
Regarding rear bounce, in the back of the bed I load 400# of sandbags to activate the one-ton suspension. Functions just enough to do the job.
I was hoping to share the code but it's not listed.
hmm, just noticed at the bottom it lists "Other Optional Equipment" for $735 but doesn't say what it references to
Regarding rear bounce, in the back of the bed I load 400# of sandbags to activate the one-ton suspension. Functions just enough to do the job.
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