Leaf springs

[De$ertKid]

So I replaced all my shocks with the fox 2.0 coilovers in the front and fox shocks in the rear and the rear end is still a little bumpy and stiff ride I looked at my leaf springs and there pretty flat not really an curve to em do I need to replace them for a better ride?

 

[New Holland Overland]

So I replaced all my shocks with the fox 2.0 coilovers in the front and fox shocks in the rear and the rear end is still a little bumpy and stiff ride I looked at my leaf springs and there pretty flat not really an curve to em do I need to replace them for a better ride?

assuming you are running stock leaf springs? Any weight/gear in the back?

 

[De$ertKid]

Ya stock springs and no extra added weight I was just wondering cause there flat theres no arch or curve to em could that make it a rough ride?

 

[Mr. Nobody]

The factory springs are pretty much flat off the lot. Expecting much in terms of comfort when being pushed is already asking to much of them.

 

[Tacofreek]

upgrading leaf springs are always a good idea to do when changing out shocks/suspension. leaf spring kit shouldn't cost more than a couple hundred dollars and you already have the truck in the air so its an easy swap. a lot of new lift combo kits are even coming with new leaf springs these days too

 

[De$ertKid]

Awesome thank you bro?

 

[New Holland Overland]

I would look into deaver's if your looking for the best ride quality

 

[De$ertKid]

Ok sweet and right now my truck is sitting level by replacing it with the Deavers will it lift the rear higher at all?