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my rear suspension is stiff, and my truck bull dogs about an inch or so. I have had the AC 3 leaf add a leafs for about 6 months and i don't think they have broken in any. So what should i do remove my overload leaf or just leave it? What are you guys opinions.
 
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I had a shackle lift on my '95 and pulled the extra leafs. I liked it, but I never loaded it down either.

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another reason i want to take it out is so my AAL will break in faster. Will it help you think?
 
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Unless you haul heavy loads with your truck, with the 3 pack, you should be able to lose the overloads. You'll lose the thickness of that leaf in lift.



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I had that lift but I removed my Overload Spring from the beginning. When i was fully loaded, I would bottom out but when empty it road fine. Since then I with the rock crawling, I have changed to the 3pack AAL's. Much nicer (and stiffer) but I have never overloaded them. Take out your Overload Spring and see how you like it.


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Shocks make a big difference. I went from rancho 5000 to selectable shocks, made a huge difference in ride comfort.


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