Which End of SumoSprings Kit to Trim Down TSS-107-40

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I have an 78 trillium 4500 that has leaf springs. I am looking at adding Sumosprings TSS-106-40 to help with the side to side roll. The trailer is very light and bounces quite abit. The Sumospring would have to be cut down by about an inch. Which end would you cut the 1inch off

asked by: Tom B

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Hey Tom, if you are going to trim down the SumoSprings kit part # TSS-107-40 you would want to trim off the top of the spring.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Tom B.

10/7/2024

Thanks for the answer

Jameson C.

10/7/2024

@TomB Glad to help!

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