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Re: Need to drop the rear a little more ?
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Originally Posted by Stormin08
the leaf removal will still work as it will less the load that the springs can handle...the vehicle weight will gain some drop
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How so?
I was taught the over-load leaf does it's job when the other leafs are compressed enough to make contact @ each end of the over-load. Simply removing it should not impact the other leafs spring rate.
Removing other leafs within a spring pack can impact the spring rate & thus yield drop because they are in full contact w/one another regardless of compression amount. Removing one decreases the amount of weight the others can support.
What am I missing?
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