hey guys, i do alot of construction and moving lots of things incuding yards of dirt,gravel, ect, and im terrified of like inverting a leaf, and i dont like driving around like a boat.. what are my options on maximizing my payload, i know its add a leaf, but who makes the strongest one? and can i add more then 1?

 

http://www.autoanything.com/suspensi...A2966A0A0.aspx

there ya go, enjoy

 

http://www.generalspringkc.com/index...arent=117&pg=1

These guys are great.

You can get get stronger leaf packs from them, or add a leafs. Adding the stronger packs, like a 5 leaf pack is going to lift the rear a few inches, but thats fine because if your working at max payload often, thats just what you need anyway.

 

sounds good, adding height is no concern to me as i plan to liftt the truck soon

 

I wish the last guy that owned my truck would of thought about a add a leaf but instead both leaf bolts broke and put 2 nice size holes in my bed(never thought a bed liner could hide so much)

 

56" chevy leaf springs or a custom pack... oh yea the chevy ones will locate the axle back so you would likely need a dana 60... lol.

I would go for a custom back like alcans, or deaver.

 

so the leafs basicly exploded? my god... i think im going to go with the 2500 lb leaves not that i will be putting that much in the bed but its nice to know i can hand whatever i throw at it, i would like to air bag it, but i dont think those will like the offroading plus i dont want to deal with a pump i like the K.I.S.S (keep it simple stupid)

 

for the record matt, i am NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES helping you put 56" leaves under that truck of yours. it's just not gonna happen. nope. not for all the gold in china.

 

Just the two rear bolts that hold the leaf spring on the bracket broke and did that. ill take pictures before I fix them they will def need to be pounded out and welded before I put my hericuliner in