2019 Upgrades - Worth It or Not...

[Frank N]

I wouldn't wait for shocks. No way.

 

[RaptorMaryland]

So my truck came from the factorty set to 50 psi

I quickly reduced it to 37 psi

What if I go lower to say 32psi? Do I get the same effect? Better ride on pavement for a zero cost upgrade I can do today?

 

[jaz13]

So my truck came from the factorty set to 50 psi

I quickly reduced it to 37 psi

What if I go lower to say 32psi? Do I get the same effect? Better ride on pavement for a zero cost upgrade I can do today?

Lots of people run the rears that low. Doesn't make as much difference in the front and you can leave those at factory spec.

 

[jabroni619]

So my truck came from the factorty set to 50 psi

I quickly reduced it to 37 psi

What if I go lower to say 32psi? Do I get the same effect? Better ride on pavement for a zero cost upgrade I can do today?

wtf does this have to do with the thread topic?

 

[EricM]

If you plan to run the OEM shocks, you'd be stupid to not wait for the better shocks of the 19.

If you plan to put in some expensive aftermarket shocks anyways, just get the 18.

AG looks like shiny primer anyways, and is a trendy color that will look dated in a few years. Saw a Porsche with pretty much the same color yesterday- meh.

Get a white 19.

 

[ace75]

lol

 

[Truckzor]

I don't really see the shocks making much of a difference for ride quality on the road. Getting rid of the junk stock leaf springs is your best bet for improving ride quality and settling the rear. Tire pressure also helps a lot with ride quality.

Just my two cents.

 

[Dirtypope]

Why would u get Dated car with dumb shocks. I really liked the foot gray too but I’m just gona go with oxford white and get 2019. The new suspension it’s a deal breaker

 

[HotLap]

Good chance "live" damping could reduce or even eliminate freeway wobble.

Agreed, I was not addressing the 2019 updates, only what those with 2017/2018 can do to help with the issue.

 

[RaptorMaryland]

wtf does this have to do with the thread topic?

Tires provide the ride as well. Maby they are a bigger factor for that hard road feel than new shocks that really only work for you off road.