Anyone on here know a way to make the rear suspension stronger on the rear of my suburban? I want less sagging with a load and maybe about an inch of lift if possible. I have new front torsion bars (as high as they will go) and also spacers on top and bottom of the rear springs. Problem is that after my first trip with a 3000 pound load the rubber spacers are back to about factory ride height. I wanted tp put 2500 springs on it if they fit. does anyone know if they will? Thanks, Dave

 

what about air bags
http://www.ultimateautoaccessories.c...OD/AIR/4108__1

 

the air bags are very expensive after u buy tanks and all they tsill wont lift the raer where i need it. ANyone have any more ideas?

 

I'm not sure if they make Add-A-Leaf packs for suburbans but if they do that would def be your best bet. Do some research and see if you can find one.

Deez

 

You could look into some stiffer 3/4 ton springs from the junkyard.

 

does anyone know if the 3/4 ton springs will fit on my 1500?

 

i just looked the 3/4 ton springs on line and they have leaf springs. i think i may go with the coil rite air bags from firestone. anyone have any luck with these?

 

so beef up as in lift?

you could try a lift kit.... SkyJacker, RockKrawler, Rubicon Express, Claytons, etc...

in the jeep world we weld trusses to the axles for strength.... break out a welder and some metal lol!