Helper springs?
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Postmaster
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From: Montreal Canada
Helper springs?
I bought a new Mazda a while ago. It's 2008, 4-cylinder, air and auto.
I do a lot of renovations and landscaping jobs and want to add some helper springs in the back.
I saw something called super springs. They have this roller gadget on the ends of the spring. But they're expensive.
I also saw something called load hogs on the internet. Looks like the same concept except no roller gadget. ANd they're not rated as strong.
All I want is for the back to stay up when I load it up with a lot of crap.
I do a lot of renovations and landscaping jobs and want to add some helper springs in the back.
I saw something called super springs. They have this roller gadget on the ends of the spring. But they're expensive.
I also saw something called load hogs on the internet. Looks like the same concept except no roller gadget. ANd they're not rated as strong.
All I want is for the back to stay up when I load it up with a lot of crap.
Cargo Master
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 2,512
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From: Cook Forest and Irwin PA
get contact overloads OR the hellwig equivalent. they are 2-3 leafs that bolt on top of your springs and have giant shackle bolts that slightly preload them, they dont start to flex their muscle until you get a load on.
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