3500 overload springs on a 1500 ?
Would they fit, i found a used set on craigslist for 100 bucks and they look like they'er in really good condition.
also how much do you think it will effect the ride quality ?
also how much do you think it will effect the ride quality ?
what kinda bumper is that, it doesnt look like an OEM
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/da...566509869.html
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/da...566509869.html
i thinck he is talking about those hellwig over load springs that go on your leafs i think if they are ment for a 3500 then they wont fit casue a 3500 has 3" wide springs. but if it levels up to 3500 pds and is ment for a 1500 spring your good and i don't know but i am pretty shore they well not effect ride to much
Yeah, the overloads wont work. 3/4-1 tons have 3" wide springs, the half tons are 2.5" wide.
That bumper looks like a 3rd gen ram to me, but I don't know for sure. Gotta love some of the craigslist adds ya see... "Tires and wheels for sale, CHEEP. Tires have lots of good usable tread, and the wheels shine like crazy!" And thats it. Absolutely nothing else. No wheel or tire size, or even a bolt pattern
That bumper looks like a 3rd gen ram to me, but I don't know for sure. Gotta love some of the craigslist adds ya see... "Tires and wheels for sale, CHEEP. Tires have lots of good usable tread, and the wheels shine like crazy!" And thats it. Absolutely nothing else. No wheel or tire size, or even a bolt pattern
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very easy, just had to get the truck up in the air and then let the suspension drop and sag. still had to get a prybar and pry the axle down like 2 more inches to slide new coils in. or you can use a bottle jack and put it between the frame and axle.



