Opinions on Autospring Ride and Tire Fitment
#16
Originally Posted by rtremaine
if those are bilstien 'heavy-duty' or off-road shocks, that's why your truck rides so hard. Spring spacers, while they do screw up the geometery of the suspension to some degree, do very little in terms of affecting the ride quality itself.
#18
Do you guys think that when I tear it all apart again, I should also pull the bilsteins? I know that the bilsteins will be a little stiffer than stock, but as long as the bounce goes away in the front end I'm fine with that. Kevin said that it will be a little stiff, but I shouldn't have any problems with the bounce.
I just hate to pull the bilsteins and lose $200.00, but ride quality is important as well. Any advice.
jrbhc8
I just hate to pull the bilsteins and lose $200.00, but ride quality is important as well. Any advice.
jrbhc8
#19
Originally Posted by jrbhc8
Do you guys think that when I tear it all apart again, I should also pull the bilsteins? I know that the bilsteins will be a little stiffer than stock, but as long as the bounce goes away in the front end I'm fine with that. Kevin said that it will be a little stiff, but I shouldn't have any problems with the bounce.
I just hate to pull the bilsteins and lose $200.00, but ride quality is important as well. Any advice.
jrbhc8
I just hate to pull the bilsteins and lose $200.00, but ride quality is important as well. Any advice.
jrbhc8
#23