DO "U" Code SD Springs Provide Lift
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DO "U" Code SD Springs Provide Lift
I'm ordering my PMF RSK and I need to order shocks as well. I am getting the smallest lift RSK (2.25 I think) and I plan to run the U code SD springs since I have a 460 in my truck. If those springs add lift then I need to potentially go up to the next length of shock. And besides the adjustable track bar, is there anything else I should consider adding to my list?
I appreciate any insight here.
I appreciate any insight here.
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I'm ordering my PMF RSK and I need to order shocks as well. I am getting the smallest lift RSK (2.25 I think) and I plan to run the U code SD springs since I have a 460 in my truck. If those springs add lift then I need to potentially go up to the next length of shock. And besides the adjustable track bar, is there anything else I should consider adding to my list?
I appreciate any insight here.
I appreciate any insight here.
Lift over what?
the PMF kit was designed to use SD length spring, not necessarily for a specific rate. the 2.25" is the drop of the spring mounting points
Plan on using longer than stock shocks no matter what SD spring you are using.
What size tires are you planning on going with?
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If you want to keep the TTB and lift it you probably need to get a lift kit. Only springs without swing arm drop brackets will screw up your steering geometry.
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Brad,
I plan on running 315 70 17. I was asking if the U code springs provided additional lift over the advertised 2.25 from the RSK.
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