CHPMustang
Senior Member
I just priced the rear springs at Powerstrokeshop for $127 each less shipping,the front springs will be in the same price range but it may be dictated by the spring code.Chewman said:
Bill
Installed V Code & B Code Springs, HOORAY!
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Bill
ForumBlue
CDXX
How much hieght do they add? I've only got about 3 inches to spare and still get in the garage. Thats with the racks off.
ForumBlue
CDXX
Actually Snowman, Now that I look at your pics, do you know what the highest point is on your truck? That is also the tire size I plan to go to eventually.
Snowman269
Full Access Member
Chewman said:
I think the springs retail for around $200 a piece. The dealer sold all 4 for $600.
The Shocks were $89 a piece for the fronts & $98 a piece for the rears.
The Ride Rite's Air Bags were $225 for the set.
Snowman269
Full Access Member
ForumBlue said:
ForumBlue, I'll figure out tomorrow and post results.
Hey Bill, How'd that front measurement come out on yours. Did you find much sag?
Dennis
CHPMustang
Senior Member
I just stepped out and got 23.75" from center hub to the center of the fender lip.There's about a 1.5"to 2" rake front to rear I'm thinking of a mini spring pack or add a leaf which I'm open to opinions onSnowman269 said:
Snowman269
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What's the price differences between add a leaf, mini spring Pack & X Codes? 2nd question I'd have are spring rates on the mini spring pack and Add a Leafs.
Personally, I'm going for quality of ride & towability. Ride height is last on my list of importance, but obviously they all go hand in hand.
A buddy of mine added a leaf on his F350 to raise the front an inch & it increased stiffness more than I'd like. These new trucks can haul great loads without riding like lumberwagons IMO.
MotionMan did the mini spring pack on his X. I should hook up with him while I'm in Mich to test the difference in ride & height.
Dennis
Personally, I'm going for quality of ride & towability. Ride height is last on my list of importance, but obviously they all go hand in hand.
A buddy of mine added a leaf on his F350 to raise the front an inch & it increased stiffness more than I'd like. These new trucks can haul great loads without riding like lumberwagons IMO.
MotionMan did the mini spring pack on his X. I should hook up with him while I'm in Mich to test the difference in ride & height.
Dennis
bigdaddyTank
Who's your Bigdaddy?
That looks good Dennis. What size tires are you running? So with these the front end goes up 2" and the back 1.5"?
bonfire
SDD Junior Member
Did you have to get an extended length rancho shock due to the increased height with the new springs. Or just stick with the stock length rancho?
Bill
Bill
CHPMustang
Senior Member
The ProComp add-a-leafs could be had for about $50-75 the Mini spring pack kits are about $225Snowman269 said:
Gained height with the Spring packs is 1"-2" depending on how many plates is used from the kit,the add-a-leafs I believe have a gain of 1.5" but not positive.