Make your ride better with 40U$
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Make your ride better with 40U$
Some members over at fullsizechevy have been using this spring and they say it doesw wonders for loads and handling. I think i might get a set of these they look nice and sound like they will do wonders.Springs
Some acctually said it will lift the rear if tighten them too much.
Some install pics from a member
Some acctually said it will lift the rear if tighten them too much.
Some install pics from a member
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Some acctualy said the sway bar makes little to no difference with this it it just makes the ride stiffer. Its the to help the 2 top springs not travel much not so good for offroading where in that case youll need a sway bar i guess.
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I have them, installing them this weekend when I yank the rear drums to paint them.
We shall see. Figured for 40 bucks, I cant go wrong. No reason to overtighten them though, some have tightened them to the recommended level for hauling 800 .lbs. Think I will only do that if I am actually hauling a load. I'll set them where they're supposed to be set.
We shall see. Figured for 40 bucks, I cant go wrong. No reason to overtighten them though, some have tightened them to the recommended level for hauling 800 .lbs. Think I will only do that if I am actually hauling a load. I'll set them where they're supposed to be set.
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People only talked about better handling but can you test them over bumps and see if they ride stiffer, better, or same. I want them but want to see if it gets stiffer it wouldnt be bad but i wouldnt like it too stiff. I would apreciate it i think we that are interested in this would also.
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I got these, they helped out a ton with keeping the truck level while towing. Still sags a little, but not near as much as it used to. It also raised the back end up by an inch and a half or so, but it's lots more expensive than the Summit springs. Good part is since there are roller shackles on the end, it gives it a little more movement before it starts to kick in.
www.supersprings.com
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I've got them on my 2wd, and I think they work well. The back end doesn't bounce around on pitted pavement like it used to. The handling is noticably better IMO. I don't feel the sway in the body when cornering hard any more.