Rearend Sag
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Rearend Sag
Ok....guys, my 96 F250 sags in the rear when I tow my trailer or my car hauler, so I'm wondering about the solution......what is the best and most economical way to fix it. I thought about adding more leaf springs......stronger shocks or coil springs...........anyone been there have a good solution......
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From: FL
well, if your springs are still good, you could swap out the 2" blocks for the 4" ones in a 350.... that would give you more hight in the back, and have it sag less w/ load. Did that on my friends F-250 superduty cus he was pulling bobcats, and was sick of the rear end sagging. My .02 good luck
-Robb
-Robb
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From: Pasco, WA
Go with the airbags. I added VelvetRide shackles to smooth out the ride. Don't change to taller blocks; you're not looking to change the ride height. I've carried loads in excess of 5500lb with no trouble.
