Hellwig Helper leaf springs

Hey, has anyone installed Hellwig EZ-979 helper springs on a 2013 Tacoma 4 door club cab? Are they worth it. I'm dealing with a 2/1 set up now that is flat. Good choice or no?
Thanks, Mike

 

I had them and took them off, got a replacement leaf pack from a 3rd Gen, installed 5100s and installed Sumo springs (Blue) and it rides so much better than with the Hellwig helper springs. More steps you’d like to take, but that’s what I would do.

 

https://www.etrailer.com/Vehicle-Suspension/Toyota/Tacoma/2015/SSR-610-40.html?VehicleID=201519635

 

Thanks man. Check them out on line and install video. How do they ride? I don't tow, but have a heavy fiberglass topper, and the leafs are flat.

 

It rides great. They attach to the leaf springs, definitely look online for local folks that get 3rd gens and a lift and sell newer leaf packs online. That way you can do the job all in one shot. They ride great, I don’t have a camper shell, I have a hard cover that weights a decent amount and a 10 x 12 trailer. Never any problems.

 

You could always go up in resistance and get the black rated at 1500 or the yellow rated at 2800 which I would guess would be a stiffer ride.

https://www.superspringsinternation...product_model=Tacoma&product_drive_type=4+X+4

 

This is my solution. I don't tow but always have a lot of heavy tools in the back. I put the Sumo's on (rear and later front). I got the blue ones. I have never regretted it. The ride, when loaded, is fine. When unloaded it is stiff, not enough for me to consider changing anything. A side benefit is handling on curves and turns, the Sumo's stabilize the truck very noticeably.
Note: an impact wrench will help with the removal of the old rear bump stop. I went 78 years without one, now I have an electric one and love it.

 

LOL. Fun fact. That is my truck they used for the video and pics.