New truck, Mopar 2" lift, with OPR front spring and 500lbs weight in back of truck, haul a tool box for work full of tools. WHat should i put in the rear for suspension help, mopar 2" likely not enough haha. Any and all suggestions welcome.
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Mopar 2" lift, with OPR front spring and 500lbs weight in back of truck
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Did you do the Mopar kit already ? I beleive it comes with 2" rear spacers correct ?
Did you do a before an after measurement with the extra 500lbs ?
You can do Icons 1.5 springs and keep your 2" spacers, or you can do Clayton 2.5 springs and remove the 2" spacers
See here for Clayton springs, they have measurements with 500lbs already so you can compare your sag with the stock Non_ORP springs i'll assume you have + 2" Mopar spacers compared to their trucks with Clayton 2.5 springs and 500lbs of extra weight in the bed
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Did you do a before an after measurement with the extra 500lbs ?
You can do Icons 1.5 springs and keep your 2" spacers, or you can do Clayton 2.5 springs and remove the 2" spacers
See here for Clayton springs, they have measurements with 500lbs already so you can compare your sag with the stock Non_ORP springs i'll assume you have + 2" Mopar spacers compared to their trucks with Clayton 2.5 springs and 500lbs of extra weight in the bed
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