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IPD Rear Springs 200

posted by  Kane on  Fri Jun 10 22:23 CST 2005
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Ditto that it may be the rear trailing arm bushings instead of the springs. Such said, the iPd overloads are worth it if you carry cargo. Where as 800 lbs. use to dip cause a lot dipping and bottoming out on stock springs, I could be past the 1/2 ton mark with the overloads and not have any issues.

Heck, once I even loaded up nearly 3/4 tons of marble floor tiles. Got home just fine, and didn't even scrape the driveway going up.

-- Kane
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