Parabolic Springs - I'm torn

[I Leak Oil]

My truck flopped over several years ago with stock springs. It's never gone over with parabolics. There is a lot more to a truck flopping over than just the type of spring it has. There is an arguement to be made that the articulation can help keep the dynamic center more on center in many situations as well. Neither is a real argument for or against in my opinion.
Some are comfortable with the way a parabolic truck rides, some aren't. That's why it's best to test drive one before you buy.

[Skookumchuck]

When I bought my Rover it had parabolics and Oldman emu shocks already installed, so I have no experince with stock springs. That said it has never presented a problem off road and it rides fine on the highway. I have the Rover off road almost everyday due to where the truck is when back home so it gets a workout crawling around the mountians of BC.

[cedryck]

My only down side of para's on my series is the way it sits. It has a lean to one side, tried swapping them no real difference, I just live with it now. The ride is awsome, off road great.

[busboy]

My only down side of para's on my series is the way it sits. It has a lean to one side, tried swapping them no real difference, I just live with it now. The ride is awsome, off road great.

How much do you weigh?............... sorry couldn't resist.

[cedryck]

soaking wet at 160 pounds.

[busboy]

soaking wet at 160 pounds.

. Then I don't have the answer for you. Perhaps you could use a slightly longer shackle on the corner that's low.

[cedryck]

no big deal like I said we live with it,