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These pictures are of the truck bed unloaded. I have Fox coilovers on the front and replaced the stock 1” rear blocks with a tapered 3” to net a 2” lift all around. I often tow or haul gear to our cabin and it levels out nicely when loaded. The taller blocks also help offset the added weight of the canopy. Details are in my signature.
Finally got the Bilstein 6112 kit installed and the Raptor wheels. Looks lightyears better. These tires need to be replaced though as they're pretty worn down and I'm not sure how much clearance a new 315 is going to have. I'm thinking I might bump down to 295.
Finally got the Bilstein 6112 kit installed and the Raptor wheels. Looks lightyears better. These tires need to be replaced though as they're pretty worn down and I'm not sure how much clearance a new 315 is going to have. I'm thinking I might bump down to 295.
Had about 3 inches of rake before the level and about a 1/2 inch after. 18x9et+18 wheels, 295x70 tires. Zero rub with no other modification. Before After
Spent my Sunday in the garage installing my new HaloLifts kit. When it was all said and done I ended up with 3/4” of rake which is exactly what I was shooting for. I like a little rake. The details are
Front Coil-overs set to 2.5 inches
Rear shocks along with a tapered block 2-3/4” to 2-5/8”
Took it for a spirited test drive and it feels SOOOO much better. Hoping to get new rims and tires this week.
Great job Will!! Looks great. Ain't it nice working on a new vehicle? No rust, dirt, grease, crap all over, and the nuts and bolts actually turn!!
I’m not gonna lie, Its super nice working on it when it’s new!!! Cracking everything loose was a breeze. It’s only like that once so I’m gonna enjoy it. I left thinking I may still do upper control arms.
I’m not gonna lie, Its super nice working on it when it’s new!!! Cracking everything loose was a breeze. It’s only like that once so I’m gonna enjoy it. I left thinking I may still do upper control arms.
Wine country, Cali? If so you shouldn't have too hard of a time keeping it clean, I have to limit my winter driving. UCA's would be another nice addition, $$$ though for brand name, but you only live once.
Ain't it nice working on a new vehicle? No rust, dirt, grease, crap all over, and the nuts and bolts actually turn!!
