whats the difference between this and the softride leaf spring?
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This is an Add a leaf which is to say a leaf to add to your springs as opposed to a complete spring pack
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Yes. A StableLoad installs on the front and rear of each rear leaf spring assembly. There is a left and right rear leaf spring assembly. One "set" of StableLoads is all you need. They work very well too.
1023127
Yes there are spacers for the front and rear of the spring! Leaf Springs are designed to work from both ends.
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I really don't know. I bought the springs to lift a heavy maple kitchen cabinet much like the one pictured. It was a matterof popping out the old and in the new. It worked the way I expected it to so I read the instructions no further.
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The 944-4002UT shock has the standard spring whereas the 944-4020UT shock has a heavy duty spring. I am 170lbs and purchased the 944-4002UT version. I typically ride solo so the standard spring works great for me. I believe the heavy duty spring is designed for riding two-up the majority of time for larger riders.
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This item will come with one leaf spring.Please let me know if there is anything else i can do for you or if you have any questions.Sincerely,Briana
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If it's a leaf spring front end, yes. Coil spring front ends might be different.
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Yes, it will and will also exceed the OEM springs by far! Originals on my 00' txt were only 2 leafs and very loose. It will enhance the ride especially with a back seat. These hd's are 4 leaves and provide great support. Easy to change out and a definite plus having all new bushings that were included.
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Sorry, not sure. These would not be a replacement for your leaf spring - not strong enough.
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none. My feeling is this..for the price..if you are going to replace things on it, for what you will pay for the part you might as well invest more into a ride that already has what you're looking for. On this ride, I dont like the clamp but the clamp isnt standard size so it doesnt replace easily.
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The traction bars (when properly adjusted) will prevent your leaf springs from "wrapping up" and causing wheel hop. I have been using these types of devices for 30 years or so. Proper pinion angle must be established when initially set when you set up your rear suspension. The traction bars will keep your angles manageable under load. However if your pinion angle is way off to begin with, it will stay at the wrong angle with load.
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I actually ended up not using them and went with a set of m2 lowering springs. The ride with these springs is as good or better than factory. They are available on amazon.
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Yes it is however, the spring doesn't have as much tension as factory. Just makes it a little bit simpler to fold but had no effect and looks and functions the same. Installed myself with a little Google and common tools took about 45 min.
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One is throttle and should be spring loaded. The other is direction control and should not.
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Doubt it, I beleive the 2wd suspension operates differently. Smaller springs. Google around to see though. The add a leaf is universal to most leaf spring rear ends
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I can't see how the spring itself would cause a functional problem with traction control, but maybe it has something to do with how it fits (or doesn't) with the traction control components. My Cherokee has drum brakes and leaf springs in the back - traction control usually has disk brakes - perhaps the different setup will not work with this product but I don't know for sure.
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Springs will work great with v plow set up. Way better than stock springs. nothing additional needed, bolt on ready. for my truck anyway