i did some searches on the forum and im finding that a front leveling kit is rough on
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i did some searches on the forum and im finding that a front leveling kit is rough on
the truck?? how bad is it? i dont know which one you generally use....i looked online at f150store.com and they have a nice set powdercoated black thats $229...but whats better solid or polyurethane? its going on a 1005 king ranch and i want to add moto metal 18x9's with 325/60/18 nitto terra grapplers...just wandering if the bigger than stock tires will give me added trouble....thanks in advance
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I would like to level out the ride of my truck too. Could you please post a link to the parts you found? As far as which bushings are rougher it goes like this...
STOCK(made of rubber) soft, quiet, nice ride, deteriorate in some enviornments
POLY(made of polyurethane) some what soft, OK ride, can be noisy w/o the lube, pretty much won't deteriorate
SOLID(steel probably) hard as heck, noisy, won't deteriorate
Goodluck,
Edward
STOCK(made of rubber) soft, quiet, nice ride, deteriorate in some enviornments
POLY(made of polyurethane) some what soft, OK ride, can be noisy w/o the lube, pretty much won't deteriorate
SOLID(steel probably) hard as heck, noisy, won't deteriorate
Goodluck,
Edward
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$229 is too much. THe Daystar, Autospring, Skyjacker and other kits are around $100. But, I've seen worse. I looked at a new Screw set up in the mall today. They added over $500 for a leveling kit!