runnyrunnerton
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RS9000 vs Bislstein 5150's?
The Cheby Titanic (Vortec Max Silverado) sold Monday! The check cleared yesterday, Spoke to Ben @ toytec and I need Opinions STAT!
Here's what my research told me that I feel Matters, Please correct me if I am mistaken:
The Toytec uses a progressive rate Eibach Manufactured spring up front which allows for a more consistent and well rounded ride. Scratch Old Man Emu off the list here.
The toytec adjustable coil-overs can be adjusted from 0-3" of Lift! GoodBye All other manufacturers. (Which makes me wonder why anyone would ever buy anything else unless you wanted to fit a larger than 33 tire and didn't want to go the body-lift route.) I could be and probably am wrong, but Im 2 months into my runner and 100% NEWB.
My Main Dilemma. My research says the Bilstien 5150 reservoir shocks are better for lifted trucks than the Pro Comp 9000 Series. I drive onroad A LOT, I am a weekend Warrior Every 3rd weekend. I know its bad form but I still want this thing to handle a little bit and be comfy for road trips. What say YOU? Bilstein or Procomp?
The Cheby Titanic (Vortec Max Silverado) sold Monday! The check cleared yesterday, Spoke to Ben @ toytec and I need Opinions STAT!
Here's what my research told me that I feel Matters, Please correct me if I am mistaken:
The Toytec uses a progressive rate Eibach Manufactured spring up front which allows for a more consistent and well rounded ride. Scratch Old Man Emu off the list here.
The toytec adjustable coil-overs can be adjusted from 0-3" of Lift! GoodBye All other manufacturers. (Which makes me wonder why anyone would ever buy anything else unless you wanted to fit a larger than 33 tire and didn't want to go the body-lift route.) I could be and probably am wrong, but Im 2 months into my runner and 100% NEWB.
My Main Dilemma. My research says the Bilstien 5150 reservoir shocks are better for lifted trucks than the Pro Comp 9000 Series. I drive onroad A LOT, I am a weekend Warrior Every 3rd weekend. I know its bad form but I still want this thing to handle a little bit and be comfy for road trips. What say YOU? Bilstein or Procomp?
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