add a leaf question?
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add a leaf question?
Hello all,
I have a question for anybody that will answer. I'm thinking about add a rear add a leaf. The problem that I'm having is that I found the leaf springs but they offer a a " long leaf, that has the center pin and the clamp" or the "short leaf". Does anybody know what the difference is? or the pro/cons. It's going on a 05 f250 4x4. I have a leveling kit and want to bring the back end up a little.
thanks
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I have a question for anybody that will answer. I'm thinking about add a rear add a leaf. The problem that I'm having is that I found the leaf springs but they offer a a " long leaf, that has the center pin and the clamp" or the "short leaf". Does anybody know what the difference is? or the pro/cons. It's going on a 05 f250 4x4. I have a leveling kit and want to bring the back end up a little.
thanks
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re-read and see where you want to raise. air bags better for adding load capacity on a when needed basis. probably do not want to use for raising the vehicle. Although we did just that for an old motorhome we had with sagging springs.
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Hello all,
I have a question for anybody that will answer. I'm thinking about add a rear add a leaf. The problem that I'm having is that I found the leaf springs but they offer a a " long leaf, that has the center pin and the clamp" or the "short leaf". Does anybody know what the difference is? or the pro/cons. It's going on a 05 f250 4x4. I have a leveling kit and want to bring the back end up a little.
thanks
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I have a question for anybody that will answer. I'm thinking about add a rear add a leaf. The problem that I'm having is that I found the leaf springs but they offer a a " long leaf, that has the center pin and the clamp" or the "short leaf". Does anybody know what the difference is? or the pro/cons. It's going on a 05 f250 4x4. I have a leveling kit and want to bring the back end up a little.
thanks
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