fORdEGON
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- First Name
- Ryan
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- Jan 14, 2021
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- Location
- Grants Pass, Oregon
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- 2020 Ford Ranger SuperCab Lariat FX4
- Occupation
- Excavation Contractor
I recently installed the OME 600lb constant weight leafs and Fox 2.5s all around and even with 800+lbs of gear in the bed the rear of the truck is still very high, approximately 2-2.5in over stock height. With around 400lbs on the bed (my cap, RRT, bed drawers+gear) the rear sits ~2.75 over stock height and my rear shocks are basically at full extension. The leafs did not settle out either after 2,500 miles of pounding on them fully loaded on our recent baja trip.
I have a weight safe trailer hitch with a scale built in and just for fun i tested how much load it actually takes with these leafs for my truck to sit level with the front shocks set at 2.5in lift. I had to apply 850lbs to my hitch in addition to the 400lbs on the bed to make the truck sit level. So in summary I found these leaf packs to lift the truck more than advertised and they behave very stiff and don't settle much with the constant load. Even with the 600lbs load you will still have a decent amount of rake.
I think I am going to be removing the third leaf down from the top and gettin shorter u-bolts to reconfigure mine like the standard load rated packs.
I have a weight safe trailer hitch with a scale built in and just for fun i tested how much load it actually takes with these leafs for my truck to sit level with the front shocks set at 2.5in lift. I had to apply 850lbs to my hitch in addition to the 400lbs on the bed to make the truck sit level. So in summary I found these leaf packs to lift the truck more than advertised and they behave very stiff and don't settle much with the constant load. Even with the 600lbs load you will still have a decent amount of rake.
I think I am going to be removing the third leaf down from the top and gettin shorter u-bolts to reconfigure mine like the standard load rated packs.
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