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toddluck's avatar
toddluck
+1y
add weight
thebeaumartin's avatar
thebeaumartin
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or pull them out and flip them over
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layedoutb2k (chase)
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my truck had them flipped over and 3" blocks.
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mazda_speed87
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yea but wont i run the risk of snapping the leafs???
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elbine69
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Take them and have them de-arched at a shop
toddluck's avatar
toddluck
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or get some 3 inch beltech drop springs
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idragmazda
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you should probably save some money and do it properly with a 4 link, 3 link, or some type of multi link system. tryin to lay with bags/blocks/ and leaf springs is not the best option.
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roadfool
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Im with idrag, do it right with a link setup. get rid of the leafs.
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1lob2k
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do you still have the overload in? if so, thats why they arent de-arched enough. mine doesn't have the overload and its way de-arched. I also am running the 205/55/16 in the back, only till I can get two more 205/40/16 to match the front.
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tre5
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Run the mono leaf spring flipped upside down. You won't run into anything serious as far as the spring snapping. You're just as likely to snap it right side up.

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