Smoother ride
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Smoother ride
I installed this on my truck and what a difference. Truck rides much smoother on those washboard roads now.
www.willybar.com
www.willybar.com
Oh my.... Someone actually PAYS for steel weights? Why not throw a couple bags of sand back there, or just put some cheap steel bar stock in the box? For that kind of money you could get custom rear springs and air bags.
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From: Surrey BC Canada (it's not that bad eh!)
I installed this on my truck and what a difference. Truck rides much smoother on those washboard roads now.
Hoss did a similar thing on here a few years ago, but made a custom concrete bedliner... That way you don't have to worry about it rusting!
I may recommend securing your willybars for those bigger offroad bumps so they don't become airborne.
--Eric
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wow it like $500 for the 400lbs they recommend for a 3/4ton. you could almost get new leafs or shocks in the rear for that. Before i got mini leafs and shocks i had to put my canopy and lumber rack on and install my toolbox in the bed to get it to smooth out...
we could have a DEAL!my yard needs some top soil.
the wife took the truck to VA last week when it was snowing, she was worried about no weight in the rear in the snow, and I told her to go buy 5 40lb bags of dog food, and give the grocery boy $5 to put them in there over the axle. easy fix, and the dog will make more fertilizer for my yard.
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