Xterrian13
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Can anyone tell me an easy way to beef up the rear payload on my 2013 PRO4X? Maybe helper springs or something like that to keep from bottoming out when there is a light load.
Sounds more like you need rear shocks.Ok I’m just going to see if all the experts here feel my issues would be fixed with springs.
I have a stock 2014 Pro4X (rear sway bar removed). Family trip from BC to Alberta and I’m a nice guy and let my Mother in law have the front seat. So me and my two boys in the back seat and not a lot of luggage, just a weekend trip. Anyhow, I think I might snap my neck whenever we go over a bump. It feels like the rear axle is going to smash through the floor.
Sounds about right for a stock X. They're short on rear uptravrel and the factory bump stops suck.Ok I’m just going to see if all the experts here feel my issues would be fixed with springs.
I have a stock 2014 Pro4X (rear sway bar removed). Family trip from BC to Alberta and I’m a nice guy and let my Mother in law have the front seat. So me and my two boys in the back seat and not a lot of luggage, just a weekend trip. Anyhow, I think I might snap my neck whenever we go over a bump. It feels like the rear axle is going to smash through the floor.
I realize that.^Shocks don't give lift, the springs do. Shocks merely dampen the recoil.