How to Pick Out SumoSprings Suspension Enhancement for 2016 Ford F-250
Updated 03/14/2018 | Published 03/13/2018
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I have a 2016 F250 4wd. Im looking at Sumo helper springs. I see they are 2 different weight capabilities. 1500 lbs and 2800 lbs. How do I know which ones I need to get? Im looking to reduce squat when towing our travel trailer.
asked by: Kevin F
Expert Reply:
For your 2016 Ford F-250 Super Duty there are two SumoSprings options that fit your truck like you mentioned. There's the 2,800 lb kit part # SSR-114-54 and the 1,500 lb kit part # SSR-114-47.
Basically you want to go with the lightest duty kit that will work for your application. Going heavier than you need will give you a harsher ride quality than you'll want loaded and unloaded. You didn't mention the pin or tongue weight of your trailer, but unless you are at the max capacity for your truck I would recommend going with the lighter duty.
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