2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission Overload Springs?

[DieselNasty]

How can I get some factory overload springs with and the frame brackets so I can put it on my 94 which didn't come with them? Also I was just going to try to buy a whole brand new leaf pack so is it all one and do I have to but it from the Dodge dealer?



Thanks

 

[Bunyan]

You might check the salvage yards. Sometimes they have very nice and in good condition parts for low prices. I have an 01, from what I've heard the 99 has more leeves than my 01.

 

[rkressg]

You could just go to a truck spring shop and get the parts installed
I do not know how well that will bolt up to a 94

 

[J.BURCHFIELD]

I installed air bags and they give a smother ride than OL springs. One Bag on top of each rear spring which can be adjusted by the pressure you find that suits your needs the best. I worried that my 98 12v 2 wheel needed some help dealing with tongue weight. I now know I am not overloading my rear springs. Gives me peace of mind.

 

[DieselNasty]

Yea I thought about airbags, its an option for sure.

 

[charlessmith]

If you get airbags, be sure to get a dual control setup. If both bags are on the same air filler hose, you get a lot of side to side sway. I've got the

Firestone Ride-Rite Air Bags on my '97. With a dual control pressure switch, I can level the truck side to side when I stop with the camper in the bed.

 

[FDrake]

Check out Timbrens too http://www.timbren.com

Frank