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Old 12-11-2017, 05:20 PM   #1
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Hello all,

So i'm looking to raise my new C210P up 1-2" because of the low clearance and i was told that installing sumo springs could give it the lift and also reduce tipping and make it a better all around drive.

does anyone have experience with this? or do any of you know what kind of sumo springs to look for and where to get them?

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Use search, "raising Roadtrek" many posts on the subject.
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i tried searching and didnt find anything but i will look again.

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Try Sumo or lift. When you search do several combinations.
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Personally, my new favorite for the back of a Chevy is the latest AirLift air bags that have a Sumo spring type overload inside them. You can raise the van with air bag part without getting a lot stiffer ride and still have a good bump stop inside the bag for the big bumps and dips.

For the front a spring change really is the best way. Moog makes a spring that should give you the amount you are looking for.

For the sway and control, a big rear sway bar is a very nice addition. Hellwig makes one that fits if you don't have a generator, and Roadmaster has on the will fit if it does have a generator.

All of these options have been covered extensively in several threads here.
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