Ok. Got the existing p/n's.
Front: 985-24-177 = The Fox for 2"-3" lift. Extended 26.42 - Compressed 16.80
Rear: 985-24-219 = The Fox for 0"-1.5" lift. Ext 26.92 - Comp 16.80
So, with those, I get 2.17" and 2.67" of drop and 7.45" of stuff on both. I don't think these are the right shocks for...
I'm not an expert on shocks. Not even a little bit.
I've got a Fox Performance Series that is starting to leak. Will be bad soon, so I need to replace them. No p/n on the shocks that I can find. Truck has a cheap REI 2.5"-3.5" lift that they don't even make anymore. Sitting in the driveway...
What's a good one to use? I'd like one that doesn't sacrifice any on-road stability, so from my understanding, Currie antirock is out (though I've never tried them).
I've never leased a vehicle. Seems counterproductive to me. If by some hellish chance I did, I would definitely NOT put money into it in aftermarket parts.
That said, I agree with the others. Talk to the lease company about a lower number first. They may not want it at all. If they will not...
Truck sat ass low since I bought it. Cheap ass REI lift and springs....I thought. The cool rake is back after wheeling this weekend.
Still a cheap ass lift, but if I'd known that all the springs needed was a little stretching, I'd have wheeled it sooner. Lol
Well, went thru the settings and sure enough, still set at a 4.10 ratio. The shop probably didn't do the specific "save" process that the Tazer requires.
Its set properly now. Drive to work tomorrow it'll get tested.
:LOL:
Paying attention as far as taking note of the lifetime average before I hit the button last week, to comparing that to what it says this morning.
Lifetime: 12.5
This morning: 13.7
I put this question on another post, but it got lost with the other topic.
Just installed 5.38 gears.
Truck now hits 8th almost religiously. The only time it doesn't is in two scenarios. One - when accelerating hard-ish up to hwy speed. It will shift normal all the way to 7th, then once at...