Rusty's 2" AAL'S - somebody help!

[BigBadWag]

OK, these 2" AAL's are supposedly full length, correct? Would that mean that I could use these springs to totally replace my front springs? Currently there are only two springs in the packs on my front axles. I'm a little confused because someone suggested that I could replace my old springs with the AAL's? There are 6 (I think) springs in the rear packs, but of course Wag Sag makes the butt end sag. Currently there are lift blocks in the rear. I'm looking for a way to replace my front springs and level the rear out. Should I just buy the AAL's for the front and rear? AHHH I need some help! :confused: -Zach

[Michael]

Add a leaf. Means exactly what it says. You will actually have to disassemble the spring pack and add the leaf. Believe it or not it is even easier than doing a complete spring kit. Basically you add another spring leaf to the pack you allready have on your rig. Hope this helps some. The advantage rustys has is they are full length. Some like rancho's are not full length in the rear....they tend to slide out of the pack. I have not used rustys aal's but I have rancho's .... And I did not like them much at all...but they did their job. Oh and it should level things out a lot....and make a much more stiff of a ride!

[ April 29, 2002: Message edited by: Michael ]

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