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Need advice/opinions. I have a 2000 Ford X V10 with D load rated tires. I am not looking to change tires anytime soon. At this point I am just needing advice on springs. No other Mods on truck. My front springs are stock and they are shot. Just bought a 31 foot travel trailer need to get the handling of the truck under control in order to haul the camper. I have a reece 12k lb weight distribution with dual friction sway bars. Truck is sitting 1/2 inch lower in the rear with the camper hooked up but the front did not change. I am debating what size springs to put on. I am looking for reccomendations. I need opinions from people who are familiar with this situation.
How are the rear springs without the TT hooked up? If they are not that bad I would install the Roadmaster Active Suspension. The RAS will give a little lift in the rear and help with towing. If installing yourself the cost is around $290.00.
How are the rear springs without the TT hooked up? If they are not that bad I would install the Roadmaster Active Suspension. The RAS will give a little lift in the rear and help with towing. If installing yourself the cost is around $290.00.
The RAS gave me just over 1" lift in the rear but better than that is that when loaded, it doesn't squat like before.
If you shop around you can find them closer to $200. Think I paid just a touch over $200 including shipping.
Well the rear spring one is missing a bumber non the over load leaf i think its called and i think the are getting bad cause it set a little lower fith a full tank .... i was ging to do the v-b swap but not sure if x would be betteri seen on here good on both of them i am just lost on what i should . Thanks guys
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