Does these springs, lift my car a little in the back?
1659738
yes and it only took about 2 hours to put them my email address is renmeneese@Gmail.com I can send u before and after pics
37340
These springs are three leaf. I put them on my club car, and work just fine for the added fold down rear seat,
792237
Put them on my little Nissan hardbody truck. they don't raise it up in the back but i do notice it takes the load a little bit better
1078931
To be clear that is incorrect. I currently have 2 inches of lift on the front of my rig, I can provide tape measurements to prove it with stock coil springs and no spacers. Phase 2 of my lift to get to 3 inches, I will use a top plate spacer, which is entirely different and does not affect spring loads. When I add a heavier bumper, I will put heavier rated spring adding 1.5", and will lower my bils to the 1 inch and get my lift from the top plate, bils, and springs. So long story short THESE ABSOLUTELY PROVIDE LIFT ON THEIR OWN, just potentially not as much if your coil springs are worn out.
111074
There is no lift to the springs. They are designed to increase load capacity and not change the factory ride. They are adjustable for tension but found they did tighten ride a little and help load capacity . I had a pair of progressive rate springs on previous truck which worked better but these work relatively well for the price.
346455
Id look at an air bag system dont think the spring shocks will help that much .A friend of mine put air bags on rear of his can level out rearend with an air hose he said only way to go
302845
These springs give about 2.5" all around. The front will give a little more. I recommend if you get the springs to order the shocks as well. The stock shock won't last long and the ride will be a little rough. Eventually you will have to change the shocks.
510285
No. You re-use your existing springs. They are sold separately if you need replacements.
615978
They'll bring you back to stock hight and ride and might be a little stiffer I haul a boat and my jeep doesn't sag to much with the new springs compared to the old worn out stock ones. They come with the bushings installed already definitely your best bang for your buck.
371892
Yes they do, but not much! But I used them at regular height. I did not lower my vehicle. I only put them on the rear which not sure if that makes it bounce more, by not putting them on the front also. The main objective was to carry heavy loads once in a while or when 2 people are in the back seat my vehicle doesn't bottom out. I bought Heavy Duty Koni Struts and set that level to the middle perch level. This also makes it stiffer. The roads are very bad here so it really is much better for me. Still thinking if i want to do the front or not.
1840199
I would call the manufacturer to be sure. Here is a link showing a fellow installing airbags suspension over helper springs.
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.
749265
Yes. You might have to do a little adjusting but they will. They where a great add on to my car. :-) good luck.
1152293
If you have coil springs, yes, with the plow on. With the plow off it will be stiff over bumps and at night on coming traffic will flash you thinking you have your high beams on. Raise the back one inch as well.
1615581
no. these are specific for town cars. As far as I know f150 don't have rear coil springs. just shocks and leaf springs. but check with Moog. I don't think that they would offer you weight support
1023125
Yes. There is a Torklift on the front and rear of each set of rear leaf springs.
2198536
No, they just help with the older springs that are sagging a little and re-establish the original ride height. They are great for towing also though.