towing with my mazda (sagging)
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towing with my mazda (sagging)
So Ive got 33's on stock suspension...(tbar crank) and with one 4 wheeler in the bed (370 lbs) and a 5x10 open trailer with a four wheeler in it (370lbs) my truck sags so bad that it rubs on some medium sized bumps on the rear of the flares....Im thinking a bodylift later down the road but for now what else can I do
add a leafs? can I use 2wd add a leafs? I dont want to have the front alot lower than the rear though are torsion keys any good?
add a leafs? can I use 2wd add a leafs? I dont want to have the front alot lower than the rear though are torsion keys any good?
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airbags sound expensive....I got a hitch but if i bodylifted it I would raise the hitch....im only using a drop 2" (standard drop) if I switch to more of a drop hitch will that help? my dad flipped his hitch upside down for a no drop hitch to pull his trailer with a heavy tounge weight on it
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Originally Posted by mersingt
airbags sound expensive....I got a hitch but if i bodylifted it I would raise the hitch....im only using a drop 2" (standard drop) if I switch to more of a drop hitch will that help? my dad flipped his hitch upside down for a no drop hitch to pull his trailer with a heavy tounge weight on it
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This is a picture is of my Bronco with a add a leaf in the back around two years after it was done, it does stiffen your ride and give you a couple of inches but it will calm down to a nice rake of about an inch or so higher in the rear. If you don't want the extra height you may want to just put in some overload springs.
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