Thuren rear coil ride height

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Has any one found or know of a chart approximating the Thuren rear coil ride heights under various weights?
 

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This is his photos of Thuren front coils with OEM and Carli in the rear.
 

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I just got finished installing front and rear Thuren springs. Weight in my bed is around 600-700 pounds (fiberglass canopy, Decked unit and tools). I had 1/2" of sag with that weight on the factory springs. After I put on the Thuren springs, the rear came out to be the exact same height, so no additional sag with that weight. Not sure what would happen with a trailer attached. Even though the Thuren springs might be softer, they start out longer than the factory springs by about one coil..
 

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I just got finished installing front and rear Thuren springs. Weight in my bed is around 600-700 pounds (fiberglass canopy, Decked unit and tools). I had 1/2" of sag with that weight on the factory springs. After I put on the Thuren springs, the rear came out to be the exact same height, so no additional sag with that weight. Not sure what would happen with a trailer attached. Even though the Thuren springs might be softer, they start out longer than the factory springs by about one coil..
Did you use 1.5” or 0.5” up front?
 

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Did you use 1.5” or 0.5” up front?
I used the .5" up front as I already had .5" sag on the factory springs and was concerned that the Thuren would sag more than they did. I did put a 1" spacer in the rear for a little bit of rake.
 

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I’ll be going with the carli r2 this spring. Increased payload and smoother ride.

Already have the Thuren .5 on the front.
 
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I used the .5" up front as I already had .5" sag on the factory springs and was concerned that the Thuren would sag more than they did. I did put a 1" spacer in the rear for a little bit of rake.

That is the build I’m looking at. I have about +300 lbs of sliders and skids on, +100lbs Dethloff bed rack and +300lbs of recovery gear in the bed. I really want to do the 1.5” up front and stock height Thuren rear coils with a 1” spacer but I am afraid I will be nose up with zero rake. I’d like about 0.5” to 0.75” rake.
 

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I’d like about 0.5” to 0.75” rake.
With the 1" spacer, I have 1.5" of rake. If I had used the 1.5" front springs I would only have .5 " of rake which would go down quickly when I really load the back end of the truck.
 

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Very helpful thread. I'm trying to get my rear end sag gone. My overland setup woth decked system, leitner, fridge, etc is a bit too much. Beem considering airbags even though I know it compromises articulation
 
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