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Not coilovers, new springs and shocks.That was quite a great deal if it included assembled coilovers.
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Not coilovers, new springs and shocks.That was quite a great deal if it included assembled coilovers.
Yep.Mother's day is May 8th isn't it?
If someone doesn't like bilstiens, they're wrong ?‍That I recall anyone that gets Bilstein shocks for thier vehicle usually isnt disappointed regardless if its a ranger or not. When I had my 2016 Nissan Frontier it had the 4600 shocks from the factory and they were nice. They are very similar to the 5100 except the 5100 is meant to take some lift.
Since you are planning to tow I do agree with keeping Rake on the truck. Also you can go a little bigger on the tire size without the shock and strut change up to a 32 inch tire. Plenty of options for you and personally I would stick with a good All season tire.
Some wonky website had it as May 2nd and got me worried for a minute.Yep.
Assuming you are planning to tow and/or load the bed with stuff from time to time I suggest no more then an inch of leveling. Rake is important for that reason.I recently installed the Bilstein 5100's at the rear and that helped the ride a bit but still feel the fronts are to soft and a lot of 'float' so i ordered the pair for the front and have set up an appointment for a local shop to do install and align.
Question about the adj height i know it's a personal preference as to the look, i am not looking for a total level just to take out some of the rake out, for those who have done it how much did you raise it by ?
TIA.
A good point, the boat i tow is a 21' CC single outboard, that i literally tow around the corner from my house to the ramp, spring & fall , as far as hauling I'm done reno'ing my house which I've been hauling a lot of HD, Lowes stuff including 3 trips @1,500lbs of palletized flooring from a flooring store.Assuming you are planning to tow and/or load the bed with stuff from time to time I suggest no more then an inch of leveling. Rake is important for that reason.