firemangeorge

This is what 25.75 front and 26.5 rear looks like. Not sure but I think the fronts sit on the bump stops when you get this low.

Greybeard999

I like my Ground Force lowering springs... I would recommend them except I bought the last set in existence.

glassdave

Nice! thanks that info is gonna help me a lot its nice to have a visual reference attached to a number. Kind of thinking i want a full level front to back but am a bit reluctant because i know that extra inch is directly related to available load and for now i do use it for light duty hauling for my shop. Seems the more drive it the more i like it. Maybe if i get it to full level I will toss on some small air bags.

Oldblue

I’ve hauled a cord of hardwood, a load of 7 patio slabs, 6 -12 ft 6X6 fence posts . All my n Canuck Motorsports springs, it’s never bottomed out.

glassdave

hmm . . . well thats good to know as well . . .. see thats why i come here, the exchange of good pertinent info

Oldblue

I’m allowed a hot rod, and I have to be able to transport things , home from the store.
The garden centre, lumber yard.
Oldblue is a everyday driver , always has , all four seasons and 400,000 klms .

sleeper

Steve- that is Incorrect, the cobalt SS/SC springs are softer & do drop it 1-1/2" when it's all settled.

The "balt SS/TC springs are the stiffer springs & drop 1-1/4" (Trust me, I've been running them for almost a decade.).

sleeper

glassdave- Drive it & give them a chance to settle in..

glassdave

I'll report back in a couple weeks to "settle" this . . . .

sleeper

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