Tokico TrekMasters are on the way....
read the thread and you'd see that he has the performance products 1" progressive lift coils... 
Sep 28, 2006 | 06:16 PM
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No. I have H&R progressive rate springs that, on my truck, do not change the ride height and I have Addco anti-sway bars front and rear with custom rear endlinks and poly bushings. I also have Yokohama Geolander H/T-S (GO-51)tires, which are everything I hoped they'd be when I decided on them.
I mostly drive on paved roads, but where I live there are many dirt roads that vary from smooth graded, gravel based, washboard and full of potholes and deep ruts. The only time I experience a harsh ride is when I am going over the deep ruts and potholes. I guess a Mercedes ML might handle those better.
I mostly drive on paved roads, but where I live there are many dirt roads that vary from smooth graded, gravel based, washboard and full of potholes and deep ruts. The only time I experience a harsh ride is when I am going over the deep ruts and potholes. I guess a Mercedes ML might handle those better.
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