Deaver L84 +3 springs

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I have Deaver +3, grease eyelets, and have no squeaks. Rear shackles (mine from SVC) are a great upgrade since you are going to be replacing springs.


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I have Deaver +3, grease eyelets, and have no squeaks. Rear shackles (mine from SVC) are a great upgrade since you are going to be replacing springs.


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What benefits do the aftermarket shackles provide?
 
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Got the springs installed this morning. Pretty hard to overstate the immediate improvement. Axle wrap basically gone, back end doesn't try to go sideways when hitting bumps on a long corner on the freeway. Ultimately delivers what you would expect for spending $1000+ on the rear suspension.

After 50 miles of driving the hub to fender measurement is ~1.5" over stock, and 1" rake with my Eibachs on the front. I'll get some photos up soon, I feel like my SCAB looks just right now with the slight lift over the factory suspension.

A big shout-out goes to @Rick@FreedomMotorsports , he patiently answered all my newbie questions and guided me to the right setup. Second time I've bought from him, it won't be my last!
 

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Got the springs installed this morning. Pretty hard to overstate the immediate improvement. Axle wrap basically gone, back end doesn't try to go sideways when hitting bumps on a long corner on the freeway. Ultimately delivers what you would expect for spending $1000+ on the rear suspension.

After 50 miles of driving the hub to fender measurement is ~1.5" over stock, and 1" rake with my Eibachs on the front. I'll get some photos up soon, I feel like my SCAB looks just right now with the slight lift over the factory suspension.

A big shout-out goes to @Rick@FreedomMotorsports , he patiently answered all my newbie questions and guided me to the right setup. Second time I've bought from him, it won't be my last!

Deaver's I suppose and if so, what size +2, +3, standard or HD?
 
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A big shout-out goes to @Rick@FreedomMotorsports , he patiently answered all my newbie questions and guided me to the right setup. Second time I've bought from him, it won't be my last!

Thanks for the shout-out, appreciate it!
Glad everything went smooth with you getting your raptor dialed in.
Questions are just part of the business, no problem.

Thanks,
Rick
 
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Deaver's I suppose and if so, what size +2, +3, standard or HD?

+3 standard, not hd. I have the OEM Ford trifold hard tonneau cover and a hitch-mounted bike rack on the truck all the time, probably ~100lbs. I would have opted for the HD spring if I were routinely carrying another 100lbs. or so, but I only do half a dozen or so times a year. I'll report back on this thread from time to time about the springs settling, my guess is they'll come down ~1/2".
 
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