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While I have never used those, I've done some homework on spring packs in general due to my own interest. Leaf spring packs is another one of those areas where you don't get to have your cake and eat it too! No matter how you slice it, there'll be quite a bit of compromise. You'll need to pick one or the other or decide where in the middle ground you'd like to be. If you're towing or hauling, then you should lean that direction and get a pack from them that'll do the job. Keep this in mind though...you can get a custom spring pack from someone like Deaver that'll handle a load and still be leaps and bounds better than stock.
#3
I know exactly what you mean. While I dont tow anything heavy real often. My boat is about the biggest thing I tow regularly and the tongue weight on that is only 1-150 pounds haven't checked it. So I'm leaning on the side of going for flexibility. However I don't wanna go too soft for the occasions I do end up hooking up the tow trailer which is maybe twice a year. Think ill just call Deaver and let em work their magic.
#4
That's what I'd do!!!
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#6
The only thing I'd add differently to this is why would you spend the money on such a quality item and then throw an add-a-leaf on a bad @$$ set of springs? If you tow a lot, have them build you a set of springs accordingly so the add-a-leaf isn't required; you're already spending the money.
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The only thing I'd add differently to this is why would you spend the money on such a quality item and then throw an add-a-leaf on a bad @$$ set of springs? If you tow a lot, have them build you a set of springs accordingly so the add-a-leaf isn't required; you're already spending the money.