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Old 03-07-2014, 10:47 AM
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PM sent. Unless you have a heavy plow on the front of the truck we would not recommend anything heavier than the standard 700 lb/in spring.

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Can I custom order a higher rate spring (than the standard 700 lb/in) for the same price? 900lb??
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What about those with the heavier 6.2L engine? Will the 700lb/in springs be heavy enough not to sag prematurely?
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^ Should be fine, We can and will offer and 800 lb spring if someone always has a plow on their front end.
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I think I am confused, does the coil over have the same travel as factory or it it limited like a spacer???
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is there a forum special for ordering the front coil over?
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It is a longer shock and coil so it will give more travel than stock.

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I think I am confused, does the coil over have the same travel as factory or it it limited like a spacer???
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You are Welcome Mark! , and thank you!

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Does the front wheels have to be off in order to adjust preload?
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Do you have any straight on and off the front corner pics of your truck to show how the tires sit in line with the fenders?
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