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skywarn
 Post subject: Rear Springs
PostPosted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 5:32 pm 
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Does anyone know the specs? ie: hight, load rating etc? And are the rear springs the same as a gasser? just the front springs are diff due to the weight?

I do not have the tow package. My build sheet just states:

ZCVP Spring - LRear
ZRVP Spring - RReaf
Payload Rating 1350#

ANY info will help.

(yes its a lift question :twisted: )

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 Post subject: I haven't the nerve yet, but here is an idea
PostPosted: Fri Jul 20, 2007 10:17 am 
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What do you think? Its a safe site, managed by Firestone:
http://www.fsip.com/pdfs/RR/installatio ... in4146.pdf
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I have the air lift version and it works great.
http://www.autoanything.com/suspension- ... 6A0A0.aspx

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Weren't the lifted rigs using a bag out of a Toyota for the extra length needed?

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The rear springs with my CRD Frakenlift were just plain old OME Heavy Duty. The rears are not CRD specific-- just the fronts.
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My bags were for a Toyota sequioa. The lady at air ride recommended that size after I gave her the dimensions of the springs. The rears I have are OME HD, and you should just be able to email the company, or All Js may be able to answer the load ratings questions for the springs

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All I can tell you the original rear springs on my CRD have a free height of 270 mm, outer diameter of approx. 18,5 cm and a coil wire diameter of 16,5 mm.

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 Post subject: Re: I haven't the nerve yet, but here is an idea
PostPosted: Mon Jul 23, 2007 4:12 pm 
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boilermaker2 wrote:
What do you think? Its a safe site, managed by Firestone:
http://www.fsip.com/pdfs/RR/installatio ... in4146.pdf


Thanks! In fact this is what my 4 Wheel Parts store is going to order for me. $89 shipped.

Pablo wrote:
The rear springs with my CRD Frakenlift were just plain old OME Heavy Duty. The rears are not CRD specific-- just the fronts.


This was this info i was really looking for. and so i fig i would just take my chances...

I went ahead and installed a 3" Rough Country Lift. WOW!!! it rocks!!!! ( i will be doing a write up with full pics in a few days :D ) and after it was all said and done it worked out to a true 3" lift.

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SAMCO SPORT Hoses
Magnaflow Muffler (12226)
CAT 2 Fuel Filter
Fumoto Drain Valve
EGR replaced at 50K
in service 8/31/04
Sold 7/21/10 125k miles
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