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So it goes like this. Installed 4" downpipe on the 1990 and now it rubs on the front driveshaft on bumps as the leafs are soooo saggy!
I have known I need to look into them for a while as when the truck is parked the leaf is only about 1" from the bumpstop and the bumpstop does hit on most bumps!
Now that it is rubbing, I would say I am looking into it sooner than later! 
So I see three options and I need to know what y'all think is the best route to take.
1 - My least favorite option, re-arch leafs and re-install.
2 - Purchase new leafs and bushings
3 - Install a set of air bag spring helpers like what would be used on the rear. As I was planning on baging the rear anyways (they are also soggy, especially when towing!) and as I do already have on board air...Ironically does seem to be cheaper than option 2!
4 - Listen to any other options you all may have! :rof
Thanks!
Robert
I have known I need to look into them for a while as when the truck is parked the leaf is only about 1" from the bumpstop and the bumpstop does hit on most bumps!


So I see three options and I need to know what y'all think is the best route to take.
1 - My least favorite option, re-arch leafs and re-install.
2 - Purchase new leafs and bushings
3 - Install a set of air bag spring helpers like what would be used on the rear. As I was planning on baging the rear anyways (they are also soggy, especially when towing!) and as I do already have on board air...Ironically does seem to be cheaper than option 2!
4 - Listen to any other options you all may have! :rof
Thanks!
Robert