Help me decide -- EZ Ride or HD springs from Tuff Country

[4wood]

Are the EZ rides stiff enough to maintain a decent towing/hauling capability? I don't habitually tow stuff with the old girl, but I have loaded her down with copious ammounts of cargo a time or two and would like to continue to be able to do so should the need arise.

 

[shane74]

Neither...BDS. Can't beat the waranty! Forever no matter what you do! /forums/images/graemlins/thumb.gif

 

[BranndonC]

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Are the EZ rides stiff enough to maintain a decent towing/hauling capability? I don't habitually tow stuff with the old girl, but I have loaded her down with copious ammounts of cargo a time or two and would like to continue to be able to do so should the need arise.


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well you could get the rear an inch higher than the front which is what was recomended to be before. also keep the overload spring on there and you *should* be safe