rear sag

sl0annuggets

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Whats the best way to eliminate rear sag for the money?? Also what bilsteins would be the best match as they have 2193i42934 options
 
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sl0annuggets said:
Also what bilsteins would be the best match as they have 2193i42934 options
What kind of number is that???

Simply a set of new rear coils will solve a sag issue. They will be around the $150 mark. You could easily fit them yourself too.
 
My Fix was to use spacers.. it was roughly the same price . the shop installed while i waited... I got sick of looking the Sag.
It was well worth the money i spent.
 
I'd also like this info...so, if you did do something about the sag, please give us some detail, what type of spacers and before and after pics (or just after pics) if you have them.

Thanks.
 
On my 02 I went with the Performance Products 1" lift springs, these are also progressive rate. They brought my truck up 2" or so, and while it is stiffer I find it takes road irregularities and cornering better than stock. For shocks I added the Billstein HD's, they are the yellow ones but not the same as what TRD models come with, they are larger than the OEM billsteins. For an after picture simply gaze to the left of this post, in that pic I have the shocks and springs installed. My driveway is raked downward so it makes the rake of my truck look more extreme then it really is.
 

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