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After scrolling through many pictures and threads on this forum, I realized that my rear shocks look different from most. I guess the previous owner installed load adjusting rear shocks, because there's a coil spring that surrounds the body. I'll have to clean them off and see what brand.
I thought it was just occasional careless clutch engagements that made the back end want to hop on a slick surface. It is definitely a smoother ride when the bed is loaded down.
I'm pleased with this discovery, as it will be beneficial with the trailers that we tow.
Actually, you couldn't be more wrong. Those are factory. Not sure what but they are factory rear springs with the coils. Almost half of the 10th gens in the yards have them, I think it was an early model thing.
Actually, you couldn't be more wrong. Those are factory. Not sure what but they are factory rear springs with the coils. Almost half of the 10th gens in the yards have them, I think it was an early model thing.
06-16-2018, 10:53 AM
