I installed a lift on my tb, and the front still sits lower than the rear. Still has factory stance.
Anyway to fix this?
Suspension problems
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- SinisterTB
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What Springs would you suggest I use in the front??
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87s or 88s
Also look here:
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=158
A google search of the part number will find you the springs
Also look here:
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=158
A google search of the part number will find you the springs
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If there's no serious intention of doing a steel bumper or the like you may be even happier with 86 Springs. You also may want to look at the skyjacker rear springs. Or if you're looking for something a lil nicer it appears there may be a radio group purchase in the near future. You'd be able to dial in the front height perfectly and have a ride that's a good Lil bit better.
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The skyjacker rear springs will be even taller in the rear, so they won't help his issue.
they've always worked for me.
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I'm gonna be ordering a steel bumper very soon for mbd. So gonna need a stiffer set up
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I'd be interested in the radio group buy
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88 would most likely be the way to go with a steel bumper. Radflos would just be the best of the best. I don't know anything about them but it does seem like the best option all around, as long as you got the money for em
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