Helper/overload Springs on 2040-parts.com
Murphy, North Carolina, US
Helwig 3500# helper springs with hardware kit. Helwig part #'s 3511 and hardware kit # 25301. Will fit 2011-2013 Ford Super Duty trucks. These springs are like brand new, on truck approx 3 months and about 2000 miles. Tradeing in the truck.
Due to weight, local pickup-if interested please contact if you are in the western NC, central Ga or central FL area
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