SparkandFire
We're drinking beer
I'm not big on reviewing things I purchase. My wife is. She writes Amazon reviews left and right for everything from hand soap to bed sheets... 
Back story is this - I picked up this E250 van a year ago, or so. It's always had ass end sag pretty bad. Ford gave the E250 series vans a MUCH lighter rear spring pack than the F250's got. They figured in a van, more weight would be carried by the front axle. They also tossed in a semi floating under-rated Dana 60 as well.
My van is not overweight, but the rear springs really sagged, so much that when I put a hitch mounted bike rack on the van, I would drag it over every sidewalk and dip I drove through... I could push a pack of cigarettes around in reverse with the bike rack.
To wrap this long story up, I decided that rather than drop $500 on new springs for an axle I am looking to replace soon, I would throw a set of helper springs in. I went with the Hellwig LP-25 springs. I got them installed a couple weeks ago and they work GREAT! Picked the rear bumper up a good solid 2.5" and improved the ride dramatically.
I got these from sdtrucksprings.com - I ordered the wrong install kit originally, I wrote them an email and asked if I could exchange it. They sent me the correct kit, got it in the next day, before I even had a chance to ship the incorrect kit back to them. They were very responsive on taking care of my order. Would gladly do business with them again.

Back story is this - I picked up this E250 van a year ago, or so. It's always had ass end sag pretty bad. Ford gave the E250 series vans a MUCH lighter rear spring pack than the F250's got. They figured in a van, more weight would be carried by the front axle. They also tossed in a semi floating under-rated Dana 60 as well.

My van is not overweight, but the rear springs really sagged, so much that when I put a hitch mounted bike rack on the van, I would drag it over every sidewalk and dip I drove through... I could push a pack of cigarettes around in reverse with the bike rack.
To wrap this long story up, I decided that rather than drop $500 on new springs for an axle I am looking to replace soon, I would throw a set of helper springs in. I went with the Hellwig LP-25 springs. I got them installed a couple weeks ago and they work GREAT! Picked the rear bumper up a good solid 2.5" and improved the ride dramatically.
I got these from sdtrucksprings.com - I ordered the wrong install kit originally, I wrote them an email and asked if I could exchange it. They sent me the correct kit, got it in the next day, before I even had a chance to ship the incorrect kit back to them. They were very responsive on taking care of my order. Would gladly do business with them again.

Truely amazed he made it there alive , he should have spit that axle at least 200 miles earlier