JmattNYC
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II bought a Max Tow to get 4.10 gears in a Sport. Not attempt to tow 7700 pounds.
This fella seems to be worried about payload, and most any quality aftermarket spring is going to offer better payload support than the Max Tow spring - especially the Dobinsons in question.
I only bought the Max Tow for the 4.10 gears. Gladiator have no business towing near 7700 pounds anyway, and would be miserable doing it.
Any suspension most folks upgrade to will have comparable payload capacity or better to a stock Max Tow as many lift kits are tuned in consideration to armor and bumpers.
Yes i got the max tow for mostly the same reasons. The reason why i went to bare bone sport was to get the most payload (1751lbs) possible because i knew i would be building somewhat heavy and i wanted the less tech as possible. I wanted the last of the roll up windows as well lol. I do miss my heated steering wheel and seats thou, past few winters up North been brutal. You are correct i do want to preserve more payload more then anything and do tow sometimes but nothing extremely heavy.I bought a Max Tow to get 4.10 gears in a Sport. Not attempt to tow 7700 pounds.
This fella seems to be worried about payload, and most any quality aftermarket spring is going to offer better payload support than the Max Tow spring - especially the Dobinsons in question.
I only bought the Max Tow for the 4.10 gears. Gladiator have no business towing near 7700 pounds anyway, and would be miserable doing it.
Any suspension most folks upgrade to will have comparable payload capacity or better to a stock Max Tow as many lift kits are tuned in consideration to armor and bumpers.
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