Suspension upgrades
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Nah, just looking more for comfort than style.
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I have Bilstein's in there now. Its def better than stock, but looking for something better (if it exists).
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Dang I thought those made a night and day difference from all the reading....
Here I bet this would ride nice!!
https://www.trucktoyzstore.com/realm...idcategory=110
nevermind... that bolts to your stock suspension... might not make it ride better LOL.. batting a 1000 tonight.. LOL
Here I bet this would ride nice!!
https://www.trucktoyzstore.com/realm...idcategory=110
nevermind... that bolts to your stock suspension... might not make it ride better LOL.. batting a 1000 tonight.. LOL
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Greg, 05 front suspension swap would probably be good for u if u could find one. Its really hard to say what would be better without spending a fortune. Talk with some of those suspension sponsors
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No, everything is bone stock except bilstein shocks.
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Bilsteins are big in the Excursion forum too, but a lotta guys prefer and swear by the ride comfort produced by the adjustable Rancho RS9000XL shocks.
They use them on the soft setting for daily driving, and the stiffer settings for when they tow.
I love Bilsteins...have 'em on my Lightning and my Excursion...but I'm seriously thinking of trying them on my 250.
Stewart
They use them on the soft setting for daily driving, and the stiffer settings for when they tow.
I love Bilsteins...have 'em on my Lightning and my Excursion...but I'm seriously thinking of trying them on my 250.
Stewart
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I almost bought the Skyjacker kit when I lifted mine, but they were twice as much IIRC. Wish I would have done it though, makes sense. That's what I would look into if I was going to look for a smoother ride.
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