Supersprings Products

By Big D's H D
December 24, 2010 in Advanced Drivetrain, Suspension & Tuning

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Big D's H D

Posted December 24, 2010

Has anybody used supersprings products? I have a 2009 2500 HD ex cab L-box LTZ that I use to haul my 11.6 slide in camper and would like to stiffen up the stock suspension alittle . They offer a overload spring set-up and also have a jounce replacement unit called sumosprings that conect to both the frame and the stock jounce pad on th diff. tube .Any input as to the use of there products would be great thanks in advance Dave

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