Wanting to keep ride height but soften the ride
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Last edited by Micmac; 01-10-2021 at 05:42 PM.
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You have HD springs meant to handle extra weight. Only way to really keep a decent ride & height would be to install some MD springs and then a 1inch spacer under the coil perches. That will get you a MD ride quality with the same amount of lift. I personally run MD springs on all but 1 of my D2's then I have 1inch aluminum spacers under the spring perches. HD is NEVER going to ride worth a darn unless you have the extra weight on your LR which is what the HD springs were rated for.
Hi Best4x4
just to confirm. If I’m looking to improve my ride from my current setup; TF +2” HD springs TF AT +2” shocks. I should switch out current springs with TF MD springs and 2” spacers. I have ARB front bumper, winch, rear TF bumper and roof rack (rarely used).
Thanks
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Hi Best4x4
just to confirm. If I’m looking to improve my ride from my current setup; TF +2” HD springs TF AT +2” shocks. I should switch out current springs with TF MD springs and 2” spacers. I have ARB front bumper, winch, rear TF bumper and roof rack (rarely used).
Thanks
just to confirm. If I’m looking to improve my ride from my current setup; TF +2” HD springs TF AT +2” shocks. I should switch out current springs with TF MD springs and 2” spacers. I have ARB front bumper, winch, rear TF bumper and roof rack (rarely used).
Thanks
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I drive my lifted D2's on the road for 5-6hr at a time and they ride excellent. You have to pick the coil spring rate for the load on your vehicle. It is VERY VERY important, and so is getting the correct PSI in your tires. I always do a chalk test and dial it in perfectly.
I drove up to Austin over the weekend and it felt like I hadn't even driven maybe 30min in a vehicle vs the actual 4.5hr it took me to get there.
I drove up to Austin over the weekend and it felt like I hadn't even driven maybe 30min in a vehicle vs the actual 4.5hr it took me to get there.
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