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Old 04-28-2019, 08:17 PM #1
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Rear coil question
Which coil spring will retain the the factory height of a TRD Pro but handle a heavier payload? Isn't the Pro only 1" higher in the front meaning that the rear is the same height as every other trim level? I have a Pro with a 1.5" two-piece spacer up front and a 1" in the rear and it's great under normal circumstances but when loaded down for a trip or with the dirt bike on the hitch carrier out back it sags below level. I don't mind the look of the sag but it points my head lights high and it changes the steering and handling of the front end and that I don't care for. Thanks for any help.
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This is a perfect application for air bags
Definitely not going that route but thanks for the suggestion.
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