Help with shocks
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Help with shocks
Hey guys. I tried searching for this, but didn't really find any clear answers. I have this 04 F150 that is lowered, but not sure how much. I'm thinking 3/4 or 3/5.
Anyway it needs shocks. The rear sags a bit so I was going to put some air shocks on to help level it out. I can't stand for the rear of the truck to sag. Up front I wasn't sure what everyone was running for a good lowered shock, and are there different ones for different levels of lowering? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Anyway it needs shocks. The rear sags a bit so I was going to put some air shocks on to help level it out. I can't stand for the rear of the truck to sag. Up front I wasn't sure what everyone was running for a good lowered shock, and are there different ones for different levels of lowering? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Thanks for the advice guys. I'll look into both brands of shocks.
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OK I got under the truck and looked. It has a flip kit in the rear with the BellTech Nitro Drop shocks. So what are my options for raising the rear just a bit? The front is already to it's max without changing the wheel/tire setup. It rubs on some dips and such. So lowering the front more isn't really an option for the roads around here haha. Would I be beat to go with air shocks, new leafs, adding a leaf? Sorry for the newb questions. My old Sierra I just did a 2/4 drop on and was fine. This is somewhat new territory for me try and raise it up an inch or so.
I still need to jack the front up and take the wheels off to see what parts I have up front. The shocks look to be maybe DJM's. They aren't the same Nitro's as the front.
I still need to jack the front up and take the wheels off to see what parts I have up front. The shocks look to be maybe DJM's. They aren't the same Nitro's as the front.
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OK I got under the truck and looked. It has a flip kit in the rear with the BellTech Nitro Drop shocks. So what are my options for raising the rear just a bit? The front is already to it's max without changing the wheel/tire setup. It rubs on some dips and such. So lowering the front more isn't really an option for the roads around here haha. Would I be beat to go with air shocks, new leafs, adding a leaf? Sorry for the newb questions. My old Sierra I just did a 2/4 drop on and was fine. This is somewhat new territory for me try and raise it up an inch or so.
I still need to jack the front up and take the wheels off to see what parts I have up front. The shocks look to be maybe DJM's. They aren't the same Nitro's as the front.
I still need to jack the front up and take the wheels off to see what parts I have up front. The shocks look to be maybe DJM's. They aren't the same Nitro's as the front.
You should use a shackle to raise it up a bit. I would also recommend the Street Performance shocks by Belltech. We offer forum discounts for members.
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Which shackle would you recommend? I ordered the street performance shocks from you on Monday. Thanks for the help on them.