how to get a softer ride.
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Ok the day i put the 37s on the tire pressure was at 32psi thats the first place i started im now running 20psi.
Put the 9000 ranchos on the front on the softest setting was better then went back to the blisteins was a difference now i have to try front and rear ranchos.
Put the 9000 ranchos on the front on the softest setting was better then went back to the blisteins was a difference now i have to try front and rear ranchos.
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The rancho 9000's were just too short though. The RK lift flex's so much that the rancho's seem to not allow full articulation. I think they will work fine with my sport lift but you def need a longer shock. If I remember correctly the bilstiens were quite a bit longer?? Where to go now.
11-20-2011, 11:00 PM
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Coils are the major factor in daily driving ride quality, not shocks.
Get yourself a set of the EVO Plush Coils for around $360 and you literally won't believe the difference! Cheapest, best mod I've done yet.
Get yourself a set of the EVO Plush Coils for around $360 and you literally won't believe the difference! Cheapest, best mod I've done yet.