Add a leaf
Post Fiend
Joined: Mar 2002
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From: Bonita Springs FL
The installation is pretty easy. Some go between the existing leaf pack and the axle, some go over the leaf pack. The directions should cover it pretty well.
It won't lift the rear end at all, but it will increase the load capacity and give it a stiffer ride. It took me a couple hours to install mine.
I got mine at Autozone. I think I paid $35 for 2,000 lbs of capacity.
It won't lift the rear end at all, but it will increase the load capacity and give it a stiffer ride. It took me a couple hours to install mine.
I got mine at Autozone. I think I paid $35 for 2,000 lbs of capacity.
Posting Guru
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: Annapolis,MD.
Depending on the spring manufacturer will determine how they install,some go on the bottom of the leaf pack with all of the existing leaves,some require that 1 or more of the originals be removed and so on.Most Add-a-Leafs will give you 2-3".I'd plan on an afternoon to install them depending on the equipment you have/have access to.
