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Rear Spring Compatibility (Lobo/4K)

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So its been 8 months now. Whats everyones opinion with lobo rear springs on a XLT AWD w/4k tow? I dont haul anything heavy, mainly some work tools. I dont tow anything either.
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1lowcab

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Any updates on the Lobo springs? Did anyone ever find out of the springs or the diff was the limiting factor on payload for the Lobo?
I REALLY want to level my XL AWD Mav!
 

Carbonized Nate

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Any updates on the Lobo springs? Did anyone ever find out of the springs or the diff was the limiting factor on payload for the Lobo?
I REALLY want to level my XL AWD Mav!
So I have been diving into this and it looks like the Lobo Spring has a rate of 380 while the regular XL/XLT is only 338 (4k tow and fx4 may have a 25lb higher rate, may also be an inch longer at least on tow). Going to a smaller spring by an inch with a higher rate should not affect payload too much IMO. But if you are worried you can always keep bags in the under-seat storage to reinforce the rear when needed.
Im thinking about doing this to my own truck but can’t decide if I want to lift the front or lower the rear. Ill keep this post updated.
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