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Inquiring about the leaf pack. I have the U402 Exp II’s and experiencing some sag.

Do I lower the front or go to a bigger leaf pack?
 
H3llRid3r said:
Inquiring about the leaf pack. I have the U402 Exp II’s and experiencing some sag.

Do I lower the front or go to a bigger leaf pack?
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I know you probably want an answer from @DobinsonsUSA, but this is my opinion:

Lowering the front won’t help, it will just level the truck so you don’t have a Cali lean. If you know you have enough constant weight to justify it, do an add-a-leaf, or airbags (which are not that expensive). A bigger leaf pack would obviously work too, but you have other options.
 
Tyler said:
I know you probably want an answer from @DobinsonsUSA, but this is my opinion:

Lowering the front won’t help, it will just level the truck so you don’t have a Cali lean. If you know you have enough constant weight to justify it, do an add-a-leaf, or airbags (which are not that expensive). A bigger leaf pack would obviously work too, but you have other options.
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A bigger leaf pack will keep it simple, no disassembling leafs or air compressor for bags, All in all they all work but a full leaf pack will always get the job done best!
 
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