Traxda Front/Rear Lift Kit

[TheAutumnWind]

Thanks for the link! Checking it out now.

Hope you found some useful information.

I just wanted to clarify that previously I had said that my keyed f150 ran "rough," and in retrospect the ride would be better described as "stiff." I was running high pressure monotube shocks, and the crank increased the spring rate. It actually felt better/more controlled on road and off road @ low speed, certainly dirt roads/offroad @ speed could be considered rough, but that would've been rough in any other vehicle.

 

[joltman]

Hope you found some useful information.

I just wanted to clarify that previously I had said that my keyed f150 ran "rough," and in retrospect the ride would be better described as "stiff." I was running high pressure monotube shocks, and the crank increased the spring rate. It actually felt better/more controlled on road and off road @ low speed, certainly dirt roads/offroad @ speed could be considered rough, but that would've been rough in any other vehicle.

Thanks for the clarification! I'm still mulling over whether I want to get the lift/wheels/tires. I think I need to experience the dispersed camping before I know if I _really_ need the lift.

 

[Z-56 Hoe]

hmm.