any of you guys running leaf sprung trucks used roughtrax heavy duty springs? sound good, good price,rubber bushes small lift. just worried that being heavy duty they will have too negative an effect on wheel travel off road.
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Originally posted by openbackany of you guys running leaf sprung trucks used roughtrax heavy duty springs? sound good, good price,rubber bushes small lift. just worried that being heavy duty they will have too negative an effect on wheel travel off road.
Not sure about the Roughtrax ones. My last set where 3" Procomp springs, and I had the take the big overload leaf, and a smaller one in the main pack out to get them to work nicely offroad. But my truck was quite light at the back with its flat bed and never had to carry much during the day.4x4toys.co.uk - Keeping you on and off the road...
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Originally posted by Vagrant No2Sumo has Roughtracks heavy duty standard height rear leaf springs fitted on his 1st gen Surf and they have given a lift but are still holding the ride height after 4 years .Diesel, like petrol only better
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Originally posted by openbackbut do they flex????If the puddles to deep..LEARN TO SCUBA.
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Originally posted by openbackany of you guys running leaf sprung trucks used roughtrax heavy duty springs? sound good, good price,rubber bushes small lift. just worried that being heavy duty they will have too negative an effect on wheel travel off road.
I bought the 1.5" extended shackles from www.supertrux.com
Essentially, this way you can use the softer standard springs but still get some lift.
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