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California Rear end sag or squat from load and equipment

Tycoon74

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Just curious what you guys have done to prevent or minimize rear end sagging or squatting with a load on the back of the truck (Bed Rack, Equipment, Overland Gear etc.). What modifications or improvements to the rear end or suspension have you done? I added about 600lbs of weight to my truck and noticed a significant sag. 2024 Tacoma Off Road - iMax Hybrid.

Thanks!
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Independence Overland

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I used some Airlift air bags I had for my Fj laying around, and they did the trick for a while. Once I get the truck back from getting the Alucab and some other work done, I will put some Dobinson springs in the rear. Those are what I have used in my Fj, and they are a very good spring.
 
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Tycoon74

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I used some Airlift air bags I had for my Fj laying around, and they did the trick for a while. Once I get the truck back from getting the Alucab and some other work done, I will put some Dobinson springs in the rear. Those are what I have used in my Fj, and they are a very good spring.
Thanks Tyler, Ill check out the Dobinson springs!
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