Will SumoSpring SSR-610-47 Have a Gap Between Vehicle Frame When Unloaded

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What is the height of the Sumo Spring SS-610-47 for the Titan XD? The instructs show a height of 6 inches so the spring would be 2 5/8 inches away from the frame? This doesnt seem correct. My 2016 Titan Xd 2 WD has a height of 8 5/8 inches from leaf spring to frame

asked by: Dwane M

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They are 6 inches tall. You do want a bit of distance between the SumoSpring and where it would contact the vehicle. This allows the ride quality to not be affected when the vehicle is unloaded. You don't want the SumoSpring # SSR-610-47 making contact all the time as that will give you a very bumpy ride quality.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

Hey Jeff, the correct SumoSprings kit for your 2017 Nissan Frontier is the part #SSR-612-47. Are you doing some towing?

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

We've checked with SumoSprings in the past with this question and they have told us that between 1/2 inch and 1 inch is standard clearance between the frame and the SumoSprings like the part #SSR-121-47 that you referenced.

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Answer 6

Hey Jeff, SumoSprings do not need to be touching the axle when unloaded. Having a bit of a gap while unloaded is totally normal. Giving your axle a bit of wiggle room before engaging the jounce spring will give you a bit more of a comfortable ride.…

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Answer 7

It's going to vary some from vehicle to vehicle just because of how your truck rides. However, I reached out to SuperSprings and they told me that a half inch to an inch of clearance between the spring and the frame is fairly standard. The…

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

Hey Carl, with the SumoSprings Solo kits like the part #SSF-302-47 the minimum clearance between the spring and the vehicle axle is 1/2 inch. Normal clearance is between 1/2 inch and 1 inch.

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Answer 10

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