Heavy Service front springs. Yay or Nay?
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Heavy Service front springs. Yay or Nay?
Ordering a truck this week and have narrowed it down to an F250 Platinum 6.7.
I will never put a bumper or plow on it but I’ve heard of people bottoming out the base 5200# front springs regularly. I will put a 1 inch or 1.5 inch lift on the front and some 285/65/20s which are about a half inch bigger than stock.
I was wanting the camper package but mainly for the rear springs; I realize you can’t get that on a Platinum though on the Ford website? If I could it would come with the 5600# front heavy service springs. I definitely do not want the 5990# plow springs.
I am thinking if I can’t get the camper package I should just enjoy the better riding 5200# springs. Unless people have issues bottoming them out on occasion which would drive me nuts. Example hopping a curb at work with a light load and feeling the springs bottom out.
I will never put a bumper or plow on it but I’ve heard of people bottoming out the base 5200# front springs regularly. I will put a 1 inch or 1.5 inch lift on the front and some 285/65/20s which are about a half inch bigger than stock.
I was wanting the camper package but mainly for the rear springs; I realize you can’t get that on a Platinum though on the Ford website? If I could it would come with the 5600# front heavy service springs. I definitely do not want the 5990# plow springs.
I am thinking if I can’t get the camper package I should just enjoy the better riding 5200# springs. Unless people have issues bottoming them out on occasion which would drive me nuts. Example hopping a curb at work with a light load and feeling the springs bottom out.
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Also, why not get the Camper Package. Steps up the front springs and gives you overloads and an anti-roll bar in the rear. And it's cheap.
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I just sold a Lariat with every option except auto side steps. The newer super duty trucks have weird option groups so I’d be better off with a platinum as I only need a couple options. I will forgo the airbag seatbelts as I heard they mess with baby seats and that will be in my 5 year plan.
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