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Old 03-23-2019, 04:41 PM
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It was great to finally meet yall and check out your trucks. It sucks going to meets without a vehicle but hopefully I will have the fuel system back together before the end of the weekend.
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Originally Posted by rojizostang
Oh I'm sure it probably helps to have a 5 gallon intercooler resevoir sitting by the tailgate. In addition, there's no overload springs on the truck, and I'm running the VAS flip kit traction bars. Also I have the slam air bags on the back with about 10lbs of air in them. Shocks are the CalMax drop shocks....certainly not ideal for racing.

FYI I don't daily drive this truck anymore as I also have a '17 Supercab 5.0.
Can I ask why you are not running the overload spring in the rear? Is it just to help squat and load the rear?
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Originally Posted by crankinaway
Can I ask why you are not running the overload spring in the rear? Is it just to help squat and load the rear?
It's something I did for ride height, actually. Removing it let it settle maybe .5 inches. After removing it, leaf spring wrap up was horrible, so that was when I installed the VAS flip kit traction bars. I didn't do it for 60' times, but who knows if it actually hurts or helps.

Since I have slam air helper air bags in the back, I just pump them up when needed, so (IMO) the overload springs are redundant anyway. All of this results in a lowered short bed truck that doesn't ride too bad.

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