SixSpeed
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Hey Guys,
This came up while I was over at Vinny-Socoms1's house looking at his M109 trailer. He used some Freighliner springs on it and mentioned it has a lot of flex.
Now I was thinking, I plan on bobbing my truck (M817), so what does anyone think about running some similar springs F&R on the truck? Stock springs are pretty solid. Other springs would allow for a lot more flex offroad, but would they be too soft for the road? I mean semi's use them, and all they do it on-road, right?
Any opinions out there?
This came up while I was over at Vinny-Socoms1's house looking at his M109 trailer. He used some Freighliner springs on it and mentioned it has a lot of flex.
Now I was thinking, I plan on bobbing my truck (M817), so what does anyone think about running some similar springs F&R on the truck? Stock springs are pretty solid. Other springs would allow for a lot more flex offroad, but would they be too soft for the road? I mean semi's use them, and all they do it on-road, right?
Any opinions out there?