Pisc of FX4 with Skyjacker 3" and 35s'
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If "1" is the stock ride and "5" is F350 ride, I would rate it as a "3". In no way is it harsh, it is simply more firm. I like the ride better after the lift than before. If you are going to add the front coils, I recommend you add the rear leafs as well. This will make the ride balanced. If not, the front will be significantly stiffer than the rear. If you want to know how an unbalanced truck drives, take a Chevy HD over some nasty bumps. The front soaks them up nicely but the rear is harsh. It is very uncomfortable to have the two ends of the truck doing different things.
Just my opinion but if you have any more questions let me know.
Wowak
Just my opinion but if you have any more questions let me know.
Wowak
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My apologies, I posted the measurements on FTW about 2 months ago before I left Iraq but neglected to post them on here. Distance from the ground to the bottom of the door is 24.20. Distance from the ground to the roof is 84.0.
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Originally Posted by WowakFX4
My apologies, I posted the measurements on FTW about 2 months ago before I left Iraq but neglected to post them on here. Distance from the ground to the bottom of the door is 24.20. Distance from the ground to the roof is 84.0.
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From: INDY BABY!
Like I said originally I really like the llok of your rig and the setup.
You may have been told this, if you ever run in the snow, those wheels will get it caked on between the rock ring and the inside. So keep a little something to clean that area out with handy just in case.
You may have been told this, if you ever run in the snow, those wheels will get it caked on between the rock ring and the inside. So keep a little something to clean that area out with handy just in case.
