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NWr50

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  1. FYI: Ive had the AC 2" springs up front and 9449 in the rear for the last 2 years. The rear was noticeably taller (3.25" lift overall). The rake made it feel a lot more unstable in the rear end.

    Today I cut a coil and a half off each rear spring. Now it sits almost perfectly level and feels much more stable.

     

    I tow with my r50 almost daily and notice very little sag with these springs unless I have a really heavy load in the trailer.

     

     

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  2. At this point I'm thinking no spacer in front just OME springs and a full coil off the 9449. I'm hoping to get it close to level on the first shot. Rugged rocks is sold out of the springs so hopefully rocky road doesnt email the same thing or else I'll have to go with AC front springs. 

  3. Hey guys I have some questions regarding leveling and so on.

     

    I ordered:

    9449 rear springs

    5125 bilstein shocks

    Kyb excel struts

    OME HD #2928 front shocks

    Kyb strut boots

    OEM nissan strut bearings

    Planning on 1" front strut spacer

     

    And now some questions...

    1. Do I need NEW OEM upper strut mounts? Or do most people reuse the old? 

    2. With the stiffer 9449 springs Im hoping for less sag in the long run and dont want to be raked. Im thinking of cutting a half coil or full coil off the 9449 springs so its sits truly level. So Im looking for 1.5-2" in the rear with as much towing capacity. Any thoughts on getting exactly 2" in the rear with the 9449?

     

    My choices were to cut a FULL coil and not do the 1" spacer (but I think its worth the extra clearance and asthetics to add the spacer and go as high as possible in the rear while staying level when unloaded/lightly loaded) or to cut a half coil to match the OME HD front with a 1" spacer.....

     

    I tow 50% of the time. Either a 5×8 5' high enclosed trailer or a 5×10 landscape/adventure trailer loaded down for camping. I also look forward to actually being able to use the rear hitch for a dirtbike carrier. 

     

     

     

     

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