Hey Monsta
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From: Washington State
Hey Monsta
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 25-Jan-02 AT 09:42 AM (EST)]You should have on the label, a code under "SPR".
I believe that you have "S" code springs. An upgrade to the "V" 4800lb. or the "X" 5200lb spring should give you the height that you are looking for.
I believe that you have "S" code springs. An upgrade to the "V" 4800lb. or the "X" 5200lb spring should give you the height that you are looking for.
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From: OK
Hey Monsta
I think your codes are off by a couple of ranges...
The "V" code is 5200 lbs.
The "X" code is 6000 lbs.
There is also a "W" code at- you guessed it- 5600 lbs! ;-)
The reason you can't always tell what springs you have by FAWR is because the axle itself only has a rating of 5200 lbs. So it, not the springs, becomes the limiting factor once you get to the "V" code.
The "V" code is 5200 lbs.
The "X" code is 6000 lbs.
There is also a "W" code at- you guessed it- 5600 lbs! ;-)
The reason you can't always tell what springs you have by FAWR is because the axle itself only has a rating of 5200 lbs. So it, not the springs, becomes the limiting factor once you get to the "V" code.
