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Has anyone seen or installed the new Pure Performance long travel dual coil over for the 2500HD. I have a 2008 2500HD 6.0L 4wd and I am wondering if it is suitable for towing my 27' travel trailer. I like the idea of coil overs for a better ride just not sure if they can handle the weight. I first saw the set up in Off-Road, here is the link to the story http://www.off-roadweb.com/features/1004or..._4x4/index.html

 

Thanks in advance.

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I think it would be fine. Most of the weight is on the back of the truck. Sounds like the Deaver kit it comes with softens up the rear. I would look into a full leaf pack if you are going to be towing something as heavy as what you are towing.

 

Forgot to add, that kit looks/seems AWESOME.

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Yeah its spendy alright, but the torsion bars are the only real complaint i have with my 2500HD. I still haven't been able to figure out why GM hasn't gone to the coilovers. Does anyone have any other recommendations for converting to coilovers? I am getting close to just designing my own system, but that is hard to do in Afghanistan.

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Yeah its spendy alright, but the torsion bars are the only real complaint i have with my 2500HD. I still haven't been able to figure out why GM hasn't gone to the coilovers. Does anyone have any other recommendations for converting to coilovers? I am getting close to just designing my own system, but that is hard to do in Afghanistan.

 

Yeah, I am not a fan of the dated T-bars either. Although, they do work and I have never had a problem with them. You could always convert to leaf's. Swap a solid d60 up front. Use leafs or coil-overs AND rid your truck of the crappy IFS. Will require some fab work, but in the end is worth it. These are my DREAM plans!

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You could always convert to leaf's. Swap a solid d60 up front. Use leafs or coil-overs AND rid your truck of the crappy IFS. Will require some fab work, but in the end is worth it. These are my DREAM plans!

 

 

He could swap in a SFA for close to the 6K it would cost for the coilover system.

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