Heavy duty rear coils

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RJM

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Hi everybody,

Been a Liberty owner for almost 2 years. Just pulled the trigger on a 2.5"puck lift and some upper control arms.

What I am planning to do is build a rack for a Honda trx 350 to fit in the trailer hitch receiver.

Quad weighs about 500 lbs so I want to put some stiffer coils in the back.

Appreciate any insights, thanks.
 

u2slow

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I put in the load-assist (coilover) style rear shocks to firm things up. Believe they were Durango application.
 

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Putting 500lbs on the hitch is going to make the front end feel super light.

With that, I would recommend using air lift air bags as opposed to different coil springs.
 

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Sounds like way more weight than the tow hitch should have, a trailer would be safer and more legal option, especially with worn old springs and a spacer lift.

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