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I also asked this question in the Excursion forum bc they are commonly used over there, though i know this spring is used alot on our SD's also. I installed these on my 03 f250 6.0 3 months ago and the are already W'ed. I went down in lift when installed so i dont know what my starting height was. Im at 26" center hub to fender. Anybody else have this issue with these springs? If so, what is going on?
I also asked this question in the Excursion forum bc they are commonly used over there, though i know this spring is used alot on our SD's also.
Prior to a "person with connections to ProComp" gaslighting the Excursion sub-forum, the Ex crowd primarily used ATS https://www.autoandtrucksprings.com/ , or various spring swaps from SD donors.
Originally Posted by retnec58
If so, what is going on?
ProComp is probably not able or capable to handle the volume and quality has suffered.
I have the same issue. Just installed ProComp 22210 in the front and 22415 in the back. I have ~26.5" in the back and 27" in the front (measuring from the center of the hub to the fender). My front springs look exactly as shown in pictures posted by @retnec58.
That's what they do, the weight of a diesel just deforms the spring slightly. I've worked on fords with sky jacker/pro comp/super lift springs and ALL of the them make a W.
second your gonna loose a little lift after the springs have had time to settle in. Even brand new Ford OEM springs will settle a little bit.
My personal truck has pro comp leaf springs up front. I had the 22210 originally and they had a W, then I put the 22410 and eventually they developed the W shape. I now removed the 4" lift and went back to leveled front end with new 22210 springs and after a year of driving they sagged slightly and have a W shape
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