Has anyone on the forum installed the Rancho Quicklift replacement shocks? I'm trying to decide if this might be a better option then using the autospring lift kit.
I have not, but I am running a new lift companies leveling kit (called ProLift). They are a brand new company to the market, but the owners have been building lift products for people for a long time, now finally doing it under their own brand. Their website should be up by the end of the month. If you can wait, you will be extremely impressed by the fit and finish of the product and the performance (also extremely well priced). Saw there stuff at the SEMA show and was really impressed! Check with Chux Trux in a few weeks or call them directly at 503-543-5515. Just my two cents worth... Good luck.
STDan, I just got the quicklift loaded for the front and the xl9000s for the rear. I will be putting them on the truck once I decide which tire I'm going to run. I've narrowed it down to either the BFG AT or the Goodyear Dura Trac in a 275/65r20 or 285/65r20. I'll post some pics and give a review of the quicklift once I get it all installed.
I have not, but I am running a new lift companies leveling kit (called ProLift). They are a brand new company to the market, but the owners have been building lift products for people for a long time, now finally doing it under their own brand. Their website should be up by the end of the month. If you can wait, you will be extremely impressed by the fit and finish of the product and the performance (also extremely well priced). Saw there stuff at the SEMA show and was really impressed! Check with Chux Trux in a few weeks or call them directly at 503-543-5515. Just my two cents worth... Good luck.
So, this week has been d*mn entertaining. This weekend, installed the rear bilsteins and replace my spark plugs, great day. The next day driving home and bambi runs right out in front of me, no damage thank God!
Fast forward to today:
I'm in a local shop waiting on the alignment to be...
I very much like the way my truck rides now, but towing makes rear droop too much. I'm thinking of replacing just the rears for this reason. So, would Bilstein 4600 do it? Any others/brands maybe be better?
Not interested in raising it really.
Thanks for input.
Had a friend come over yesterday. We took our time and installed a set of 5100’s on the front of his 2018 Lariat. Forgive me the pictures aren’t great. I’ve done these much faster on my own, go figure. Took two of us about three hours.
Wondering which setting on front 5100 Bilstein leveling kit ? I have 18 super crew cab ,2.7L will top setting make it set level ? don't mind some rake.
So anal I had to get matching colors for the grill and wheels, but the Eibach have great reviews.... I love the yellow 4600 bilstein for towing, my preference and have had them on my last f150 and all my diesels, but yellow would not look too good under the truck. Thought of the bilstein 5100...
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