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Rear Leaf Spring Helper; 1,250 lb. Capacity (11-27 F-250 Super Duty w/ Factory Overload Springs)

Item SD3796
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    Product Information

    Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation

    Features

    • Rear Leaf Spring Helper
    • Increased Load Capacity
    • Improved Stability
    • Adjustable Support
    • Fits 2011-2027 F-250 Super Duty Models with Factory Overload Springs

    Description

    Reliable. For vehicles that are regularly used to transport large loads, the F-250 Super Duty's Rear Leaf Spring Helper increases its payload capability by 1,250 lbs. This improvement makes the carrying of items safer and more effective without putting undue strain on the vehicle's stock suspension.

    Control. This Rear Leaf Spring Helper assists stability and handling, especially when hauling big or uneven loads, by strengthening the vehicle's suspension preventing drooping, and maintaining a level ride height.

    Efficient. Adjustable Rear Leaf Spring Helper assist systems allow you to customize the amount of assistance according to the weight of the load. This adaptability ensures that, even with the truck bed empty, ride quality is maintained.

    Installation. Putting this Rear Leaf Spring Helper on your F-250 Super Duty is easy and requires no drilling.

    Application. The Rear Leaf Spring Helper fits 2011-2027 F-250 Super Duty models with Factory Overload Springs.

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    Install Details & What's in the Box

    Installation Info

    Installation Time

    (approx) 30 Minutes

    Difficulty Level:

    Simple installation for anyone.

    Installation Guides

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    What's in the Box

    • (1) Rear Leaf Spring Helper
    • Hardware
    • Instruction Manual

    Tech Specs

    4.9

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