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Nope, im still running the factory one. drivers side tire MIGHT stick out 1/2" past the fender... if that. Handling doesnt suffer one bit from it. I am running a Rough Country dual stabilizer kit tho.
i can say it makes a dif on handeling. i rilly didnt thank it would but it puts youre sus*****ion in a bind an makes it stiff. when i pulled my factory trac-bar of it had a lot of pressure more than normal i would suggest you do because it can brake its happend.(( not worth a life))
i can say it makes a dif on handeling. i rilly didnt thank it would but it puts youre sus*****ion in a bind an makes it stiff. when i pulled my factory trac-bar of it had a lot of pressure more than normal i would suggest you do because it can brake its happend.(( not worth a life))
we're talkin 2 different front suspension setup's. I've never removed my trac bar tho.
i can say it makes a dif on handeling. i rilly didnt thank it would but it puts youre sus*****ion in a bind an makes it stiff. when i pulled my factory trac-bar of it had a lot of pressure more than normal i would suggest you do because it can brake its happend.(( not worth a life))
Your truck has a different front suspension than mine and you also have a gas engine which means you sit up higher than me to begin with. Not saying you're wrong, but I don't think the change will be as drastic on my truck as it was on yours. I guess I'll see what happens though, I'll probably be ordering the kit this weekend after I get paid
i have a straight axel frontend an ya mabe it will be diff on a diesel good luck with it . i drove my truck about to weeks an it drove fine but when i did do it it was worth it . dont let ur gard down
all Super Duty's have a straight axle front end.... 1st gen's have leaf springs, 2nd, 3rd (and now 4th) have Radius Arm Coil sprung front ends... its a lot more forgiving than the oldschool leaf packs, but not as cool IMO.
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