Softer Ride and a little more travel?
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Softer Ride and a little more travel?
I was just wondering if anyone had some advice on giving my 87 pickup a softer ride while adding longer travel. I can take care of the rear travel easy but i would like a much softer ride. I run in the dunes and beach a lot and up mountain roads that are potholed to all hell. It's still got the stock IFS. Actually everything is stock suspension wise. I wouldn't mind going up in height a little if thats what you advice calls for but my 33's do fit pretty well like the truck his so it's not a big deal.
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I was just wondering if anyone had some advice on giving my 87 pickup a softer ride while adding longer travel. I can take care of the rear travel easy but i would like a much softer ride. I run in the dunes and beach a lot and up mountain roads that are potholed to all hell. It's still got the stock IFS. Actually everything is stock suspension wise. I wouldn't mind going up in height a little if thats what you advice calls for but my 33's do fit pretty well like the truck his so it's not a big deal.
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Oh No that was my old yota. My new one doesn't have a lift yet. In the future i plan on getting blazelands long arm kit and coilover conversion for the front but I would like something cheap to do for now so I can mob the dunes without the truck getting beat to all hell.
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put in bj spacers, which allows you to relax the tbars to make them even softer, remove the swaybar, put on new shocks, like bilsteins, something with a high fade resistance, and thats all there is to cheap stuff, next cheaper step is blazeland..
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So I'm going to be getting the BJ spacers from 4crawler here soon. But I was wondering where I can find the low pro bump stops and also what series bilsteins should I get. As well as what travel height.
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