Handling modifications
#1
Senior Member
Thread Starter
Handling modifications
Since my truck is a 2wd I have no interest in lifting it. So I'm going to make it a corner carver instead. Well, at least as much as one that it can be since it's a crew cab truck HAHA.
With that said, I'm getting ready to do a 2/4 drop with upgraded shocks, hellwig rear sway bars, but what else? Are there any trailing arms or any other products out on the market that improve the handling on these trucks? Buddy of mine just dropped a couple thousand dollar's on his half ton dodge (drop kit, sway bars, trailing arms, and shocks) and it handles like a slot car. That's what I'm looking for on mine.
So, any ideas or places to get parts? Thanks for the help.
With that said, I'm getting ready to do a 2/4 drop with upgraded shocks, hellwig rear sway bars, but what else? Are there any trailing arms or any other products out on the market that improve the handling on these trucks? Buddy of mine just dropped a couple thousand dollar's on his half ton dodge (drop kit, sway bars, trailing arms, and shocks) and it handles like a slot car. That's what I'm looking for on mine.
So, any ideas or places to get parts? Thanks for the help.
#4
Senior Member
I read good comment on watts link..but $$$
I just ordered a Belltech rear sway bar from autoanything(via Clarks here) (Cheaper then the hellwig and there's one specific for the flipped axle)
can wait to try it.
Front coilover would be the icing on the cake that's for sure.
I just ordered a Belltech rear sway bar from autoanything(via Clarks here) (Cheaper then the hellwig and there's one specific for the flipped axle)
can wait to try it.
Front coilover would be the icing on the cake that's for sure.
#7
F150 SUSPENSION GURU
I read good comment on watts link..but $$$
I just ordered a Belltech rear sway bar from autoanything(via Clarks here) (Cheaper then the hellwig and there's one specific for the flipped axle)
can wait to try it.
Front coilover would be the icing on the cake that's for sure.
I just ordered a Belltech rear sway bar from autoanything(via Clarks here) (Cheaper then the hellwig and there's one specific for the flipped axle)
can wait to try it.
Front coilover would be the icing on the cake that's for sure.
they are great for less than 200 you can't go wrong. on my customer's trucks the rear is bar to change front stock bar is ok in most cases. that rear bar really makes a nice difference.
Last edited by NORCAL SS; 10-05-2012 at 04:21 PM.