add a leafs
#1
add a leafs
what would say are the best add a leafs for their price b/c im looking to not only raise up my back end but significantly increase my load capactiy. i put in a massive tool box and i noticed a huge difference and now that i have a leveling kit its a little well more level than i wanted i was hoping for a taller back
are the pro comp 4,000 lbs ones any good and about how much do they run?
is the ride any stiffer
and how high can i be raised im looking for 2 - 3 inches is this too much
thanks
are the pro comp 4,000 lbs ones any good and about how much do they run?
is the ride any stiffer
and how high can i be raised im looking for 2 - 3 inches is this too much
thanks
#2
I can't speak for the weight capacity of the add-a-leafs, but I know skyjacker sells the same set that my 3" lift kit came with. I have hooked a pretty large trailer to it and It definitely didn't sag as much. I was actually surprised how nice the ride was, I figured it would have made it rough as hell, but its not to bad. I think the skyjackers can be bought for under $120.
#4
I have the pro comp add a leaf, with a fabtech 6" lift. It gave me about 1.5 to 2" lift in the rear and did not hurt the ride at all. I like it better with the add a leaf. I dont think you will feel much of a change. They set 3 leafs down from the top so they dont bind as much as you may think. It is a good match for your tool box.
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