Procomp 22415 lift spring
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Procomp 22415 lift spring
Everyone here seems to do the modded b spring but I decided to go against the grain and try the pro comp 22415 4" lift springs. They're inexpensive so if I don't like them it's no big deal. My question is has anyone here installed the procomp springs and what size u bolts did you use?
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The reason you see such a following for the Moded B Codes is most here tow heavy loads & are not trying to add a 4" -6" lift. Only fix a factory design problem. When you go to a spring as the Pro Comp you more than likely are reducing your load/towing capacity. What are you going to do up front ???
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The reason you see such a following for the Moded B Codes is most here tow heavy loads & are not trying to add a 4" -6" lift. Only fix a factory design problem. When you go to a spring as the Pro Comp you more than likely are reducing your load/towing capacity. What are you going to do up front ???
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Christina has Pro Comps. Her user name is Sammie XXXX (I can't remember the numbers that belong where the X's are)
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I've been running the Procomp 22210(front)/22415(rear) springs for about 4 years now. I tow a around 8k Lbs with no problem.
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How much lift did the 22210s give you ? I'm considering them, but have read where they have given some Ex owners 5+ inches of lift and that is actually more than I want.
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I did gain about 5" with this combo. I removed the factory blocks and the truck sits level. It doesn't seem to be to high for me. It's actually about the height of a stock F250/350. Maybe a little bit higher but not much. I don't know how to add a pic on here so if you want to PM me your e-mail I can send you a few pics
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I did gain about 5" with this combo. I removed the factory blocks and the truck sits level. It doesn't seem to be to high for me. It's actually about the height of a stock F250/350. Maybe a little bit higher but not much. I don't know how to add a pic on here so if you want to PM me your e-mail I can send you a few pics
Here you go......
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As in you have stacked blocks? That's the sketchiest and most dangerous way to get lift there is.
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Yes I do. I bought the ex that way a couple weeks ago but it'll be on procomp springs with no blocks by the end of Saturday
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I'd start spraying the bolts with PB Blaster now to ease removal.