Improved ride quality
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From: Ottawa,Ontario,Canada
Improved ride quality
I would like your opinions on how to improve the ride qaulity of my F150 XLT 4X4 Crew Cab. it seems when there is no weight in the back it is quite harsh even over the smallest of cracks and it feels like the back end goes side to side. When I transport my Motorcycle in the back it rides nice any suggestions besides leaving my bike in the back.
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Joined: Mar 1998
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From: Blue Ridge Mountains, GA
Two words: Edelbrock shocks. They won't make it ride like a Cadillac, but it will be greatly improved!
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1997 XLT Reg. Cab, 4.2L V6, 5spd, Superchipped, K&N Air Filter, Lund Deflector, Dash Mat, MagnaFlow Muffler, Hellwig Rear Sway Bar, Edelbrock Shocks, Duraliner, Extang Saber Tonneau, Painted Tailgate Handle, Bell-Tech 2" Rear Drop, Amer. Rac. Atlas Wheels Clad in 275/60/17 Eagle GTII. Likes straightaways, loves twisties.
1996 Shovie Cavalier (Don't laugh, it can lay down 30' of posi-rubber if you dump the clutch just right!)
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1997 XLT Reg. Cab, 4.2L V6, 5spd, Superchipped, K&N Air Filter, Lund Deflector, Dash Mat, MagnaFlow Muffler, Hellwig Rear Sway Bar, Edelbrock Shocks, Duraliner, Extang Saber Tonneau, Painted Tailgate Handle, Bell-Tech 2" Rear Drop, Amer. Rac. Atlas Wheels Clad in 275/60/17 Eagle GTII. Likes straightaways, loves twisties.
1996 Shovie Cavalier (Don't laugh, it can lay down 30' of posi-rubber if you dump the clutch just right!)