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Re: Taking its toll
Andy Mc wrote:Some of you might remember the 1/2 ton conversion van that I started with. I put my first TM in it (hydra cat) every time I took a left turn I thought the van was going to tip over.
With a 3/4 ton all is well with the world.
Mine doesn't feel its going to tip over but it did look like it was leaning not so bad now with big tires. I was using regular passenger van tires before. I think the cargo capacity on my cargo van is 2k pounds.
Anyone know ow much of a payload capacity increase could I see with aftermarket springs, shocks etc
Re: Taking its toll
Mo wrote:Andy Mc wrote:Some of you might remember the 1/2 ton conversion van that I started with. I put my first TM in it (hydra cat) every time I took a left turn I thought the van was going to tip over.
With a 3/4 ton all is well with the world.
Mine doesn't feel its going to tip over but it did look like it was leaning not so bad now with big tires. I was using regular passenger van tires before. I think the cargo capacity on my cargo van is 2k pounds.
Anyone know ow much of a payload capacity increase could I see with aftermarket springs, shocks etc
That is a loaded question. It isn't what your van can carry as how much does the DOT allow you to carry? Even if you upgraded the springs, brakes, and axles, you are still only allowed the GVWR of the 1/2 ton van. You can probably carry a lot more now, but the government says no.
That is why those Super Duty trucks cost so dang much, they are a 1.25 ton trucks so you are allowed to carry a lot more. That is also why military surplus trucks still hold high value too...that 1.25 ton ratings.
Re: Taking its toll
Good point.
I don't want to carry more I was hoping it was reduce the wear and tear of what I am carrying
I don't want to carry more I was hoping it was reduce the wear and tear of what I am carrying
Re: Taking its toll
I think that if you beefed up the front suspension it would reduce the stress created when you stop, especially if fully loaded. That would give you a much more level ride and yes, I think it would help.
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