Different leveling springs available
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Different leveling springs available
Does anyone have any insight in the different leveling springs offered for 2017+ 6.7 Super Duties? I’ve found options from Bilstein, Rough Country, Carli, and Ready Lift. Does anyone have any idea how they compare? I’m definitely interested in a spring lift rather than spacers. Thanks.
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height differences, spring rate, linear vs dual rate. Bilstein, readylift and rough country will prolly be similar. Carli and icon run opposite style (linear vs dual rate). prolly just need to check the manufacturers for the specs.
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Would like ask, what all did you do for your suspension upgrade?
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I did ICON 2.5 progressive springs with caster shims, 2-3.5 lift FOX 2.0 Shocks with the FOX TS stabilizer. ProComp track bar drop bracket, Supreme suspension bump stop spacers, PMF Crown performance stainless brake lines front and rear. Still gotta extend the sway bar links. I also did 5k air lift bags with wirelessOne compressor and AMP Steps.
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I went with the carli 2.5" level. It's kind of a mix between their commuter and backcountry kit. fox 2.0's all the way around plus a fox steering stabilizer. the ride is FAR superior that stock in my opinion. I did not do anything to the rear leaf pack yet. I plan to add the deaver full leaf pack in 2020 sometime, but for the time being, I still have the factory leaf pack.
I'm very happy with the build quality of the Carli kit. The adjustable track bar is very sturdy, and the rest of the kit is very high quality. the fox 2.0's are a big step up over the stock suspension.
I've driven a f350 with the carli pintop kit with the king shocks - the fox shocks don't compare to those, but I didn't expect them to. The kings bring a whole new level of ride.
Carli has a kit for pretty much everyone out there. they are an investment, but I'm very happy I did not cheap out on the level kit. I'd recommend carli to anyone.
I'm very happy with the build quality of the Carli kit. The adjustable track bar is very sturdy, and the rest of the kit is very high quality. the fox 2.0's are a big step up over the stock suspension.
I've driven a f350 with the carli pintop kit with the king shocks - the fox shocks don't compare to those, but I didn't expect them to. The kings bring a whole new level of ride.
Carli has a kit for pretty much everyone out there. they are an investment, but I'm very happy I did not cheap out on the level kit. I'd recommend carli to anyone.
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I went with the carli 2.5" level. It's kind of a mix between their commuter and backcountry kit. fox 2.0's all the way around plus a fox steering stabilizer. the ride is FAR superior that stock in my opinion. I did not do anything to the rear leaf pack yet. I plan to add the deaver full leaf pack in 2020 sometime, but for the time being, I still have the factory leaf pack.
I'm very happy with the build quality of the Carli kit. The adjustable track bar is very sturdy, and the rest of the kit is very high quality. the fox 2.0's are a big step up over the stock suspension.
I've driven a f350 with the carli pintop kit with the king shocks - the fox shocks don't compare to those, but I didn't expect them to. The kings bring a whole new level of ride.
Carli has a kit for pretty much everyone out there. they are an investment, but I'm very happy I did not cheap out on the level kit. I'd recommend carli to anyone.
I'm very happy with the build quality of the Carli kit. The adjustable track bar is very sturdy, and the rest of the kit is very high quality. the fox 2.0's are a big step up over the stock suspension.
I've driven a f350 with the carli pintop kit with the king shocks - the fox shocks don't compare to those, but I didn't expect them to. The kings bring a whole new level of ride.
Carli has a kit for pretty much everyone out there. they are an investment, but I'm very happy I did not cheap out on the level kit. I'd recommend carli to anyone.
Thanks again.
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