Weight Capacity of SumoSprings Kit # SSR-128-40-2

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I just want a clarification. E-trailer states the weight capacity of the Sumospring rebel SSR-128-40-2 for the 2017-2021 F-250 is 2600 lbs. The supersprings website says they have a weight capacity of 3000 lbs. . Just wondering which capacity is accurate to help determine which spring to get for towing my fifth wheel which has a pin weight of 2400 lbs.

asked by: Ken

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The weight capacity of the SumoSprings part # SSR-128-40-2 that you referenced is 3,000 lbs currently as it was recently uprated. Thank you for bringing that to our attention we'll get that updated ASAP.

What's worth noting is that this kit will provide your factory suspension with 3,000 lbs more support to help it carry it's current weight capacity as safely as possible but does not give you additional capacity beyond what the truck is rated for.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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