How to make it ride like an SUV?
09-10-2006, 03:47 PM
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09-12-2006, 07:26 PM
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I'm going to side with the shock suggestion.
I have not used the Ranchos on this truck, but I can tell you the bilsteins made a HUGE difference in the ride of this truck. It does not ride as well as it does at full payload, but it is night and day. Best bang for the "$" IMHO.
Its a popular subject here, I'm sure a search will turn up all sorts of information for you.
I have not used the Ranchos on this truck, but I can tell you the bilsteins made a HUGE difference in the ride of this truck. It does not ride as well as it does at full payload, but it is night and day. Best bang for the "$" IMHO.
Its a popular subject here, I'm sure a search will turn up all sorts of information for you.
09-12-2006, 10:01 PM
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My ride was somewhat harsh in stock trim. 245/75-16s, ranch hand bumpers. Installed the Lukes-link kit for the track bar, Skyjacker 2.5" front coils, Bilstein 7100 remote resevoir front shocks and Bilstein 5150 piggy back resevoir shocks for the rear and 285/75 tires. Springs and shocks made a big difference but the tires take the jolt out of the expansion joints.
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