Custom Sumosprings for my 2022 F-150 Crew Cab With a 6’6 Box
Updated 09/29/2025 | Published 09/26/2025
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Hi, I have a 2022 f150 crew cab with a 6’6 box. It seems to have a 1 to 2 in lift kit so the distance from the axle to the bottom of the factory bump stop is 8 inches. Will a sumo spring work for my application and if so, which one. I have had Super springs setups on 2 vehicles but this one has a scale system on it that might interfere with that installation. So I was looking at the Sumosprings.
asked by: Steve B
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Expert Reply:
Thanks for your question, Steve!
Also, thanks for the picture! It looks like that's just the factory bump stop and bracket. I included a snip from our install video and it shows the same thing you are. The bolt that is in the center of that bump stop, once loosened, both the bump stop and that bracket it's attached too will come off. I linked the video the snip is from as well.
SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs part # SS28UV will fit perfectly on your truck! What are you need the Sumos for?
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Steve B.
9/29/2025
Thanks for the response…I didn’t doubt that they would fit…my question is With the lift kit on my truck, will the sumo springs be long enough so as to make contact with the frame when driving on rough terrain and carrying my camper, so that I can benefit from having them on my truck. My purpose is carrying my 4WC and preventing rolling and spring sag which is why I want to get these springs. Thank you.