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2006 Subaru Legacy
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SuperSprings Intl

Coil SumoSprings Custom Helper Springs for Coil Spring Suspension - Front Axle

Part Number: CSS-1168F
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Get the cushioning of SumoSprings for your coils. These wedge-shaped springs fit between the individual coils in each spring of your vehicle's front suspension for better load support and a more comfortable ride. Great for trucks with snowplows. Great Prices for the best vehicle suspension from SuperSprings Intl. Coil SumoSprings Custom Helper Springs for Coil Spring Suspension - Front Axle part number CSS-1168F can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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SuperSprings Intl Vehicle Suspension - CSS-1168F

Highlights

  • Custom Fit for Your Vehicle: Mounts to existing attachment points
  • Keeps Front End Level: Adds support to coil springs so steering and braking stay steady under load.
  • Smoother Ride Comfort: Microcellular polyurethane core cushions bumps and reduces harsh jolts.
  • Adapts to Added Weight: Progressive design stiffens as load increases to maintain stability.
  • Tough in Any Conditions: Resists abrasion, oil, road salt, UV rays, and extreme temperatures.
  • Quick, No-Maintenance Setup: Installs between coils with no upkeep needed after installation.
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Features to know about

Stay Level Under Front-End Weight: Progressive Microcellular Foam Support

When snowplows, winches, or heavy bumpers weigh down the front end, these helper springs keep things level and controlled. Each insert uses an inner core of microcellular polyurethane foam that progressively stiffens as weight increases, giving the front suspension extra support without affecting normal ride comfort. The more you load it, the firmer it gets—keeping the front from squatting and helping steering and braking stay consistent.

Smooth Out Rough Roads and Reduce Fatigue: Cushioned Coil Inserts

Long hours on rough terrain or bumpy roads can be hard on both you and your suspension. These wedge-shaped inserts fit between the individual coils to cushion impacts and absorb shock. The added cushioning smooths out jolts from potholes or uneven ground so your ride feels more composed, reducing driver fatigue during long work days or snow-clearing sessions.

Close-up view of Coil SumoSpring helper spring installed between front suspension coil springs, showing correct placement for load support and cushioning.

Control Body Roll and Keep Handling Tight: Better Balance and Stability

Extra weight up front can make a truck lean or feel loose in corners. The Coil SumoSprings help reduce body roll by supporting each coil independently, keeping the front end more stable through turns and crosswinds. The suspension stays balanced and planted, improving overall control whether you’re pushing a plow blade or winding down a mountain road.

Built to Last Through Harsh Conditions: Durable, Maintenance-Free Design

Harsh weather and heavy use can destroy ordinary rubber parts, but these helper springs are built to handle it. The durable microcellular polyurethane resists damage from abrasion, oil, road salt, and UV rays, and they withstand extreme temperatures without cracking or wearing out. They install easily between your existing coils and require no maintenance once in place—just dependable support every time you hit the road.

Specs

Application

  • Application: front coil spring suspensions
  • Designed to work with: a suspension system that is in good working order

Weight and Capacity

  • Coil SumoSprings will not increase your vehicle's weight-carrying capacity.
  • Do not exceed: the manufacturer's weight limit for your vehicle.

Warranty

  • Limited Lifetime warranty
  • 30-Day satisfaction guarantee

CSS-1168 SuperSprings Coil SumoSprings Helper Springs for Coil Spring Suspension - Front Axle

Replaces SSF-205

Installation Details CSS-1168F Installation instructions

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Get the cushioning of SumoSprings for your coils. These wedge-shaped springs fit between the individual coils in each spring of your vehicle's front suspension for better load support and a more comfortable ride. Great for trucks with snowplows.

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Bought these for the front of my 2019 Honda Ridgeline. They did not fit at all, too small. However they went on the back ok so that’s where they are. Ordered another pair for the front. Fit them with another on line service. Hope they fit.



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Installed these sumo spring spacers in our 2023 Promaster/ Roadtrek conversion van three weeks ago and just returned from a two week 2000 mile road trip with my wife. These spring spacers made an unbelievable improvement in general handling and highway speed handling around semi's, on and off ramps stability, cornering at intersections and dealing with crosswind conditions on the road. They were less and a $200 investment and they were great decision. While they were a little hard to insert into the springs, after watching several installation videos and soaping them up good after lifting each corner of the van, I was able to get them inserted in the springs and adjust them on the coil to where I wanted them at mid coil height. Great product!



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Works Great



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Easy to install, didn't affect ride, made carrying my plow much better.



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Helps with trailer squat tremendously - Installation was very difficult to expand strings wide enough



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As advertised, simple install and dampens sway in my classB motorhome.



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Leveled up my NV2500 and the ride is way better!



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They don't seem to be the right ones for my silverado 1500 4x4. Too much play between spring even without lifting vehical?

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Jenny N.

3/30/2022

You mentioned that they had too much play and I wanted to see if you could send a picture of them installed.

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John

3/30/2022

The instructions stated that when you install them that you put the bottom on and move up or down on the spring until top is snug and pop in bottom. On my truck even on the ground there is no area where this happens.

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Jenny N.

3/30/2022

Would it be possible to send a picture of your springs?



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I love how this makes my ride feel. Great product.



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These don’t fit a 2024 expedition.



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These springs did not really change the unloaded ride quality. They also added about 1/2 of lift to the front of my truck. I wasn't expecting that, but it worked out for me. I installed a 2 inch front leveling kit about a year ago and I wished I went with a 2.5 leveling kit.



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Product came as described, fast shipping, works great. Bought it to stiffen front end because of snowplow. Thanks



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Went in quite easily with great pics



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These coil spring helpers are near perfect in every way and easy to install.

These do not not increase ride height in any meaningful, but instead both firm up a sagging coil spring suspension or one that that may be sprung a bit too soft from the manufacturer - as is the case with my chrysler pacifica.

When the Pacifica is either at full passenger load or when adding tongue weight to my hitch - the pacifica sags and is too bouncy... even over parking log speed bumps - it is sprung very softly from the factory.

I originally simply added the rear coil helpers, but after seeing how well they performed, I decided to put the front ones on as well. There are significant safety and enhanced drive-ability benefits having increasing suspension stability when a car is loaded down in any way.

There is barely any noticeable ride quality degradation when the Pacifica is unloaded as the spring coil helpers are not being engaged except under load.

Regarding installation - I used my band saw to cut off 1 inch from each spring so that the overlap was 3/4 inch when fully installed. Also, I used 4 quick squirts of spray Dawn dish soap prior to install - easy peasy...the spring helpers slid on without much fuss. I did use a large screw driver to assist seating the helper a bit, but installation was both easy and straight forward.

These are high quality urethane coil helpers and not simply less performing and durable rubber ones - which wears out much faster and do not perform nearly as well.



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2009 GMC Sierra CC 2WD
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time and sweat equity to install. I think some may have a harder time if both tires are not off the ground at once. Lifting only one side, the front sway bar may transfer some of that compression to the tire in the air possibly causing that spring to have less room between coils.

They work as advertised however may need not be for everyone. I like how I can take corners at higher speed as if it is on rails (I also have the rear sumos). No nosedive during emergency stops. Not too intrusive when driving on smooth pavement but over rough or broken road can be tiresome over time. I guess they took a little more "spring" out then I was hoping for.

I am considering taking them out and installing a larger front sway bar.



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These seem to make a big difference on the sagging front end of my '08 Ram 1500. Tip: Use LOTS of dish soap and install on a warm, sunny day. My first attempt at installation was on a cold day and the springs were inflexible and would NOT go on. They went on easily when warm.

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Tim

12/21/2022

Still working great. No problems or regrets!


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