Hellwig Products
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My buddy gave me a set of the Load Pro-25 springs. Have any of yall used these and if so how good did they work. I will need to buy the bigger u-bolts to make them work, man I wish my new truck came with factory overloads
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They are a good spring overload I had the LP-35s on my 96 2500 and the problem I had with them is they were super stiff and really hard to adjust to get them were ya need them to be on when a load is applyed and not on all the time. Now the LP-25s might not be as stiff as the ones I had on my 96 beings that mine were for a 3500 truck 
But that aside great product and will defantly keep your truck sitff in the rear
But that aside great product and will defantly keep your truck sitff in the rear
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Where and how much
There is a spring shop in North Charlotte, NC ,,, I think it is Spring service & alignment, Statesville Road.
And was about $500.00. There took my spring packs apart and fabricated 2 full length spring for each pack. It did stiffen the ride empty but the ride with my 36' Cedar Creek was great.
This was full 3500's of wood chips.
And was about $500.00. There took my spring packs apart and fabricated 2 full length spring for each pack. It did stiffen the ride empty but the ride with my 36' Cedar Creek was great.
This was full 3500's of wood chips.
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