Light-med vs heavy load springs
I need help. I understand that the heavy load is to compensate for heavy mods (bumpers winches ext) but would it be a good idea to get the heavy load springs not REALLY knowing how heavy I'm going to go? If I got the heavy and decided to get a really light bumper and no winch will that not be good?
I've been running the heavy load springs for 6 months without any additional weight. Didn't notice any problems.
If you know you're gonna mount heavy stuff to your front later it'll be okay to run the heavy springs "unloaded" for a while.
But if you already decided for a lightweight bumper and no winch you should go with the light-med springs.
If you know you're gonna mount heavy stuff to your front later it'll be okay to run the heavy springs "unloaded" for a while.
But if you already decided for a lightweight bumper and no winch you should go with the light-med springs.
I've been running the heavy load springs for 6 months without any additional weight. Didn't notice any problems.
If you know you're gonna mount heavy stuff to your front later it'll be okay to run the heavy springs "unloaded" for a while.
But if you already decided for a lightweight bumper and no winch you should go with the light-med springs.
If you know you're gonna mount heavy stuff to your front later it'll be okay to run the heavy springs "unloaded" for a while.
But if you already decided for a lightweight bumper and no winch you should go with the light-med springs.



