Will this work with torsion axels it's well as leaf springs?
1935973
Works great on my trailer with torsion axles with 6 lug 15" wheels for my 27 foot boat. You just have to be real careful you don't drive off of it as there is not a very big cradle so it's easy to do. It will get jammed in between the wheels.
1935974
I have yet to try it out. I have torsion axles. I believe that it should work on either axle type.
37341
These are 3 leaf springs, very heavy duty. They raised my cart about 2 inches.
497829
I have no idea. This is a light duty trailer spring. If you measure pin to pin, (pins being bolts that hold the spring on) and they are the same it could work I suppose. Needs to be the same length and number of springs in the pack.
316260
It will not REPLACE a mono spring. But as long as your spring is 2.5 inches wide and under axle, it will work as an add a leaf for a slight lift and/or restore height.
1206055
I had a Wayne Dalton spring and this would NOT work on that spring system. The spring rod must be exposed and my Wayne Dalton had a spring within a tube, no shaft exposed.I paid to have the Wayne Dalton replaced with a regular torsion spring so I could use this opener.
1864385
I doubt it....I was sorely disappointed. I don't have that model but when I received it the spring system didn't seem to be accommodating to many models.
1784387
Yes it will. Glad I bought. Makes a world of difference. I also put 18lbs spring in
1213736
I have a 1970 suburban 4x4 and it seems fine. I swapped out my rear axel and leaf springs using it. I also lifted the front end to adjust the breaks but one wheel at a time and only about 2" off the ground. Hope this helps. Jonah.
2081463
The add a leaf is almost full length it is about 4" short of the ends and with a load it will cause the original spring to start to bend around the end. Keep the load to a modest weight and it would be just fine.
1789106
It will not work with torsion bar style suspension. This is a spacer that goes above and below the "coil over strut" suspension like on the 1500's. I left out the lower (smaller spacer) and it leveled my wife's truck great. For the 3/4 ton and up it requires a different setup to lift it, usually a lot more components. Good Luck!-Chris ASE Certified Master Tech / Shop owner.
89364
Yes, but you will need to switch the A arms because they are shorter on the slash and it will bind the suspension. Just use the A arms for a rustler 2wd.
694295
cannot really tell much of a difference in the ride or height. it probably does help if you have to carry a heavy load. you could add a leaf spring yourself or have a pro do it for more money and a better result.
1007567
I have a 2005 DS Club car that had the single rear leaf spring. I put 6" lift kit and 22x11x10 tires on it and during the hunting season I broke one of the leaf springs. I measured the distance between the front and rear holes and the new heavy duty leaf spring would work on my cart. It measured 28-1/2" between bolt centers. They have been working great for me. I would think if you have the single leaf with 28-1/2" between bolts they should work fine for you. They are working great for me.
36807
No not with a helper spring. This spring only activates when the truck has a load on it. You will need to see how they lowered the truck. You may have to reverse the leafs back to the top of the axle and put factory blocks back under it.
696752
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.
2195853
I would think no if the springs are on the small side. It is meant for larger springs.
137280
Springs will work great with v plow set up. Way better than stock springs. nothing additional needed, bolt on ready. for my truck anyway