silly off road build.

[CTScott]

Air adjustable helper springs may be your best bet for the rear. They are under $100 and work well (I use a set on Crashy to keep the rear from sagging when I have her dump bed full of dirt).

This is the kit that I used:

http://www.etrailer.com/Vehicle-Susp...id=20081014545

[hairdresserscar]

Originally Posted by CTScott

Air adjustable helper springs may be your best bet for the rear. They are under $100 and work well (I use a set on Crashy to keep the rear from sagging when I have her dump bed full of dirt).

This is the kit that I used:

http://www.etrailer.com/Vehicle-Susp...id=20081014545

Is that all you used to lift the rear? Couldnt find how you did it on the crashy thread.

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by hairdresserscar

Is that all you used to lift the rear? Couldnt find how you did it on the crashy thread.

Yes. On Crashy the rear was always higher than the front, as with everything including the hatch removed there was zero weight back there. When I cut the top and added the power dump bed I found that once I put some weight in the bed that the rear would sag to the point where the tires would rub, so I added the helpers. Now, I can carry 1000 lbs of topsoil and she doesn't squat at all.