Is the Hellwig EZ-1000 Helper Springs Two Sets Of the Hellwig EZ-550 Helper Springs

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If its a set of 550 helper springs, Is that 550 per helper or for both?

asked by: Tom Z

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Expert Reply:

Hello Tom.

The Hellwig EZ-550 Helper Springs - Above Axle # HE72FR is the right part for a 550 lbs capacity.

The Hellwig EZ-1000 Helper Springs - Above Axle # HE88VR is the right part for a 1000 lbs capacity.

To answer your question the # HE88VR has 2 different size springs that are going to install on your current leaf springs, this kit does not include qty: 2 of the # HE72FR.

expert reply by: Kate F

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Tom Z.

11/11/2024

Expert: Please re-read my question. Thanks!

Kate F.

11/11/2024

@TomZ 550 lbs for the pair.

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