Any interest in 4wd front coilovers to replace the tbars?

[Atomic]

A guy on GMFS just did it on a lifted truck and he had about $850 in the whole thing but couldve saved a few bucks. Unless you use expensive shocks like FOX or afco or something else, <$900 is 100% doable.

The main advantage is the ride quality and the ability to put your ride height exactly where you want it. I highly recommend giving my PDF a read if you havent seen it already, http://atomicfabandperformance.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/AFP_Coilovers_v20.pdf

 

[Devilmk4]

Would this work on a 2500? Seriously cosidering this since qm use to driving all my cars with coilovers

 

[Atomic]

You could do it on a 2500, but none of my brackets will work.

 

[aquacure]

A guy on GMFS just did it on a lifted truck and he had about $850 in the whole thing but couldve saved a few bucks. Unless you use expensive shocks like FOX or afco or something else, <$900 is 100% doable.

The main advantage is the ride quality and the ability to put your ride height exactly where you want it. I highly recommend giving my PDF a read if you havent seen it already, http://atomicfabandperformance.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/AFP_Coilovers_v20.pdf

Can you link some threads for the lifted version? Everything I have read has been about lowering. Very interested in this.

 

[Atomic]

Yea, this guy just did the swap on his suburban and it came out very nice, http://www.gmfullsize.com/threads/05-burb.306673/page-3

There are a couple others om GMFS but I cant seem to find them