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Calmini Rear Bumper


colorado_buff
01-21-2002, 11:14 AM
I got rear-ended and am thinking about getting the Calmini rear bumper/tire carrier (or waiting for the EOE one if it comes out anytime soon), to replace my stock setup. I have not done any modifications to my suspension. Do you think it will be a problem to add the extra wieght to the rear without an upgrade to the shocks or springs?

rhombus
01-21-2002, 11:39 AM
It should not be a problem.
I would imagine that it will just make them wear out faster since you are adding weight. Not sure how much the new bumpers weigh compared to the stock.

ToeJam
01-21-2002, 12:54 PM
Skid Row also has a rear bumper in the works...

Schludwiller
01-21-2002, 02:59 PM
I guess we'll have to see how the Calmini wears the rear leafs. My experience with my tire carrier/bumper was the leafs started to compress more. Obviously the extra weight was one reason, I also think that having the tire out on the rear of the truck might contribute to more strain on the leafs.

Add-a-leafs remedied the problem, and long term I'll replace the leafs with the 10+ ones from National Spring.

One other suggestion. Get the AAL's before your springs go completely. They'll work more effectively instead of just trying to restore a shot set of leafs.

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