mybabydaddy
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They are the Gunmetal. They discontinued the Anthracite. These wheels have more of a "Graphite" color to them imo.
Hmmm.... that truck looks familiar... [emoji51]
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They are the Gunmetal. They discontinued the Anthracite. These wheels have more of a "Graphite" color to them imo.
Hmmm.... that truck looks familiar... [emoji51]
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.85 in the front. 10 mm OME spacers on each rear spring.![]()
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Not the best pics. Just got the alignment done and it is the PERFECT amount of lift and the ride quality is 100% better. I'll post more later
When you have a full load in back, does the nose look considerably higher?
Question:
I am going to go the 5100 route on all 4 corners. I am not looking for a "lift" rather tighten up the ride especially the nose dive.
The front will be set at the 0.85 setting. I want to keep the rear stock
My concern is putting weight in the rear I don't want it to sag with reverse rake when loaded up.
Would I need anything extra besides the shock to keep it from sagging in the rear when weight is added?
Nothing crazy for weight will be loaded up just camping gear
Are yours at the same .85 setting? On both sides?You should be fine. I (essentially) have the exact same "ride & rake" that you will have, only about an inch higher (both front and back).
Are yours at the same .85 setting? On both sides?
Thanks.No, I’m running 1.75 settings (both) up front... and 1 inch rear cornfed spacers on the back.
No, I’m running 1.75 settings (both) up front... and 1 inch rear cornfed spacers on the back.
You need to have quite a hefty amount of weight in rear to give reverse rake look. I have had quite a loaded up trunk and it sat level if not a bit of forward rake still.Question:
I am going to go the 5100 route on all 4 corners. I am not looking for a "lift" rather tighten up the ride especially the nose dive.
The front will be set at the 0.85 setting. I want to keep the rear stock
My concern is putting weight in the rear I don't want it to sag with reverse rake when loaded up.
Would I need anything extra besides the shock to keep it from sagging in the rear when weight is added?
Nothing crazy for weight will be loaded up just camping gear
You need to have quite a hefty amount of weight in rear to give reverse rake look. I have had quite a loaded up trunk and it sat level if not a bit of forward rake still.
Nice! About to do the same setup on Friday. Already have 5100's up front set at 0.85. Got some 5100's for the rear, and cornfed 1 inch spacers. Going to get the front adjusted to 1.75. I'm hoping its not TOO much of a noticeable difference for my wife. She thinks I'm just changing out my rear shocks and nothing more. She doesn't want me to lift the truck, but I figured 1 inch shouldn't be TOO noticeable. We'll see.
I doubt she will. Honestly, 98% of the laymen wouldn’t even notice my lift next to stock height. You have to be a Runner fan to really notice. It’s only when you get to the 3-2 lifts that it gets readily noticeable.
Here is mine. Stock rear suspension, front Bilstein 5100's @ .85 and 275 70/17 BFG K02s.
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Bone stock, except Bilsteins @ .85.
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All 4 corners?