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Icon Suspension 5 Inch Rear Leaf Springs – 65500

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  • Icon Suspension 5-inch rear leaf springs, part 65500
  • Pair with rubber bushings, progressively rated
  • Lift height 5 inch at the rear
  • Ford Super Duty F250 and F350 trucks named; model years not listed

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Description

Overview

The Icon Suspension 5-inch rear leaf springs, part 65500, are a pair of progressively rated rear leaf springs with rubber bushings for Ford Super Duty F250 and F350 trucks. The multi-leaf construction is designed to ride smoothly and resist fatigue under load, which limits sagging.

The bottom two leaves are flat to provide a secondary rate, which helps prevent harsh bottom outs and smooths the suspension cycle. ICON recommends its 2.0 Aluminum Series or 2.5 Series Vehicle Specific shocks for best ride quality on or off road.

Key features

  • Progressively rated for ride quality
  • Multi-leaf construction
  • Bottom two leaves flat for a secondary rate
  • Rubber bushings included
  • Supplied as a pair

Leaf spring ride and load

A leaf spring stack carries the axle load and controls how the rear end moves over bumps. Multiple leaves share the load, so each leaf flexes less than a single thick leaf would. Progressive designs stiffen as the spring compresses, which helps the rear hold up under cargo without a harsh ride when empty.

Lift springs raise the rear, so the pinion angle and driveline geometry change. Check the driveshaft angles after installation and adjust them if vibration appears at highway speed. Brake hoses may also need checking, since the axle moves to a new position. Inspect the leaves for cracks, broken leaves and sagging each time the truck is serviced. Replace bushings that look split or dry, since worn bushings let the axle shift and make the rear feel loose.

  • Check the U-bolts after the first few drives
  • Look at leaf ends for cracks
  • Recheck driveline angles after installation

Specifications

Brand Icon Suspension
Model number 65500
UPC 70000577859
Lift height 5 inch
Position Rear
Quantity Pair
Bushings Rubber, included
Construction Multi-leaf
Rating Progressive

Vehicle fitment

The springs fit Ford Super Duty F250 and F350 trucks. Confirm the model years that match your truck before ordering.

Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Lift springs change ride height and suspension geometry, so have the alignment and driveline angles checked after installation. Pair them with the ICON 2.0 Aluminum Series or 2.5 Series shocks recommended for this kit.

What’s included

A pair of 5-inch rear leaf springs with rubber bushings.

Shock absorbers are sold separately. Pair the springs with ICON 2.0 Aluminum Series or 2.5 Series vehicle specific shocks, which are sold separately.

SKU: ICO65500 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 200.00 lbs
Package dimensions 18.00 × 6.00 × 1.50 in
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Questions & Answers

What is Icon Suspension part 65500?

65500 is a pair of Icon Suspension 5-inch rear leaf springs with rubber bushings, named for Ford Super Duty F250 and F350 trucks. They are progressively rated and use a multi-leaf construction with flat bottom leaves.

Do the Icon 65500 springs come with bushings?

Yes. Rubber bushings are included with the pair. Each spring mounts at the rear, and the lift height is 5 inch.

Will the Icon 65500 fit my Ford Super Duty?

Fitment for specific years is not confirmed, since no model years or chassis code are named for these trucks. Confirm your truck's year, model and trim before ordering.

Do rear leaf springs need new U-bolts when replaced?

Check the U-bolts for stretching, thread damage and corrosion when the springs are changed, and replace them if they show wear. Using a fresh set with new nuts helps the axle clamp firmly and stay aligned.

Should the rear shocks be changed with lift springs?

Many owners replace the shocks at the same time, because the new spring rate and ride height change how the shock works. Matching shocks to the springs helps the truck control the suspension through its full travel.