TF Med Springs too soft....
#12
Personally I would not use Britpart (also known as S**T part in the UK). They are NOT known for there quality accross the board on there parts but are cheap. I have seen springs sag within 6 months both coil and leafs, fuel pump faliures, thermostat faliures etc. I use to use Bearmach in the UK.
#13
Well to be fair a med duty spring is made to ride at stock height with the extra weight, if I remember correctly like 400 extra pounds in the rear and 100 in the front. That's why they aren't 3" springs they are med duty springs. The only reason they give lift is cause you have less weight in the truck than they are made to handle. I found out my truck rides much nicer offroad with 4 people in it as opposed to just me.
#15
Personally I would not use Britpart (also known as S**T part in the UK). They are NOT known for there quality accross the board on there parts but are cheap. I have seen springs sag within 6 months both coil and leafs, fuel pump faliures, thermostat faliures etc. I use to use Bearmach in the UK.
Why would you buy anything other than Rovertym or OME?
#16
for what its worth im really happy with my OME springs - 2751 (heavy duty front 225lb/in) and 2762 (heavy duty rear 300-340lb/in)
i know youve already got a full suspension, but replacing just the springs with the OME stuff oughta be fairly inexpensive.
might be interesting to compare the rates of your current setup against the OME ones for curiousity sake... mine does trail rides fine with 3-4 people in it
i know youve already got a full suspension, but replacing just the springs with the OME stuff oughta be fairly inexpensive.
might be interesting to compare the rates of your current setup against the OME ones for curiousity sake... mine does trail rides fine with 3-4 people in it
#20
Personally I would not use Britpart (also known as S**T part in the UK). They are NOT known for there quality accross the board on there parts but are cheap. I have seen springs sag within 6 months both coil and leafs, fuel pump faliures, thermostat faliures etc. I use to use Bearmach in the UK.