HD vs Medium Duty Springs

[jakesnake27]

I opened my medium springs today and they are certainly thicker than the stock springs... Interested to see how they handle once installed.

[pachanga90]

Yep,Dual-Rate springs are usually the best answer,no matter what application(cart,truck,etc...),since the variable-rate gives a nice ride empty,and loaded.

[Gwagon]

Originally Posted by jakesnake27

I opened my medium springs today and they are certainly thicker than the stock springs... Interested to see how they handle once installed.

Did you end up getting them from CPP?


Gwagon

[CCFanatic]

Originally Posted by Gwagon

Did you end up getting them from CPP?


Gwagon

Think so

[CCFanatic]

Originally Posted by jakesnake27

I opened my medium springs today and they are certainly thicker than the stock springs... Interested to see how they handle once installed.

Awesome Will be interesting to see their performance once they are on the 02

[jakesnake27]

Originally Posted by Gwagon

Did you end up getting them from CPP?


Gwagon

Yep I did

[Blitzkrieg]

Originally Posted by CCFanatic

Awesome Will be interesting to see their performance once they are on the 02

Hey , how about some feedback on the medium duty springs!!!!

[eminence_front]

I put the HDs on the back of my 2000-TXT when put the 6" Jakes and Back seat on.


It's not a real stiff ride, but it's certainly not Caddy'esque.


I will say, that with the lift, the springs are almost flat @ height / without a load.
Thus, probably not a lot of flex, it's acting more as a solid axle.


I also put brand new bushings on the leaf spring shackles, and the shock mounts so that stiffened things up a bit. BUT, it's dead quiet and I'm not worried about bottoming the back end out.
FWIW.

I have pics if you wanna see

[jakesnake27]

Originally Posted by Blitzkrieg

Hey , how about some feedback on the medium duty springs!!!!

I like them. Sure, they ride rougher than stock, but with a rear seat or cargo box you need the extra support. I think they are a nice compromise between support and ride quality...

[Blitzkrieg]

Originally Posted by eminence_front

I put the HDs on the back of my 2000-TXT when put the 6" Jakes and Back seat on.


It's not a real stiff ride, but it's certainly not Caddy'esque.


I will say, that with the lift, the springs are almost flat @ height / without a load.
Thus, probably not a lot of flex, it's acting more as a solid axle.


I also put brand new bushings on the leaf spring shackles, and the shock mounts so that stiffened things up a bit. BUT, it's dead quiet and I'm not worried about bottoming the back end out.
FWIW.

I have pics if you wanna see

We love pics dude ,,,bring them on ,,thanks for your input brother