Help with shocks
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.
Belltech street performance shocks!
Thanks for the advice guys. I'll look into both brands of shocks.
I'm running Nitro Drop which give me a nice ride. My next shocks will be Bilstiens. I've heard a lot of good things about them.
Last edited by c_ulater; Sep 17, 2011 at 06:38 PM.
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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.
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.
Which shackle would you recommend? I ordered the street performance shocks from you on Monday. Thanks for the help on them.


