i recently put 350lbs in the back of the truck and the back of the truck dropped 4 inches and was lower than the front if i replaced my shocks with a stiffer set like a set out of a 2500 or 3500 would this help the sagging
i dont even want to see the truck with the wheeler in the bed and a couple deer and 3 deer stands
Shocks will not change your ride height, they merely dampen the control of spring rate oscillation.
If your loads are seasonal or by inconsistant needs, and you don't want a perminate lift from installing after market springs or add-a-leaf set, you may want to look into air bags that you can control from the cab.
"You can't fix stupid"

Yeah get an add-a-leaf or some blocks. Preferably the add-a-leafs for hauling.
2003 Silverado 1500
V8 4.8L 294ci
2 inch Pro Comp Leveling Kit
3 inch Rough Country Lift
33 inch Nitto Terra Grapplers
5% Tint All Around
2 12" Kenwoods
look into Monroe Coil over load leveling shocks they work wonders
2003 Z71 Silverado LS
Access roll up cover
Bed Rails
Billet Grill insert
Bed Rug
CB with PA system
Waiting to be installed
Two 8in RF HX2 punch( would have 12s but they got stolen)
get an over load spring for your leaf springs, or air ride, all those will stop it.
2002 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 z71
6.5" BDS Suspension Lift Key'd to 9"
5.5" Lift Springs with 4" Blocks
35" Toyo Open Country Mud Terrain on 18" Ion Alloy 179's
AirAid Cold Air Intake with K&N Dry Filter & AirAid PowerAid Throttle Body Spacer
Pacesetter Long Tube Headers with Catalytic Converters Removed and True Dual Exhaust FlowPro Mufflers 4" Stainless Tips
Bosch +4 Iridium Spark Plugs MSD Ignition Plug Wires
Innovate LC-1 Wideband o2 Sensor x2
BDS Dual Steering Stabilizers
Electric Fan
4.56 Gears
EFI Live
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