Can SumoSprings Maxim Work Together With SuperSprings Leaf Spring Enhancement on 2022 Ford E-450

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I have an rv built on a 2022 ford e450. I already have SumoSprings Maxim Custom Helper Springs installed on the rear. Can I add a helper leaf spring system with these sumo springs? If so which ones will work and is it recommended?

asked by: Rob W

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There isn't a leaf spring helper system that is able to be used on your 2022 Ford E-450 combined with the SumoSprings Maxim Custom Helper Springs # SSR-106-47-1.

Reason why is these mount on top of the leaf spring pack so a leaf spring helper like the SuperSprings # SSA22 would interfere with the mounting. If you wanted to use SumoSprings and SuperSprings together you would have to remove the Maxim and go to SumoSprings that mount to the side of the leaf spring pack, the SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs # SSR-130-54.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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