F-250 springs
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F-250 springs
Hey fellas. My 99's rear springs are starting to weaken. They used to sit flat with about whatever I would on the traile but now days it seems it is always sitting down in the rear. This truck gets a workout every day with a trailer on it.
I noticed the truck looks like it never had overloads on it. My question is should i add overloads or upgrade to either new stock springs or new f-350 springs
I noticed the truck looks like it never had overloads on it. My question is should i add overloads or upgrade to either new stock springs or new f-350 springs
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: 39 24'34.8" N 88 47'51" W
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Why not install a set of air bags? I have a set of AirLift with their smart valve (this is the third truck I have used them on) and they are real nice. Add weight and the on-board compressor adds air, remove the weight and the smart valve blows off the extra air. I think mine was around $475 of everything. Look here for ideas: www.truckspring.com
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Jeff, the smart valve is an electric switch that turns on the air compressor to add air when more weight is added to the truck. I also allows the air to be removed whenever you remove weight from your truck. Its really the best setup (IMO) you could have. I think I paid $475 for the bags, on-board compressor, and valve. Check with www.truckspring.com.
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