Hellwig LP-35 Helper springs
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Mountain Pass
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Hellwig LP-35 Helper springs
So my ‘17 F250 is almost paid off and it only has 36k miles on it, so I don’t want to get rid of it. That being said, I wish it was a 350 instead of a 250 because I’ve put some serious weight on it Around the farm. Has anyone put the Hellwig LP35 helper springs on their truck? I’m either going to do that or swap out my springs for a set of f350 springs. Any suggestions on either?
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From: Phelan CA
I'd forgo the helper springs as an option and install air bags. Air bags are infinitely adjustable based on loading requirements, and won't have metal hardware rattling around on your stock springs.
Firestone and loadrite are the two major suppliers. I had a set of Firestones on our old 2006 F250 and had no issues. With a pump and gauge you'll have total control.
Firestone and loadrite are the two major suppliers. I had a set of Firestones on our old 2006 F250 and had no issues. With a pump and gauge you'll have total control.
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