Geiser Springs & Stock Leafs ?

[sixshooter_45]

Nice video,

Eibach or Geiser Raptor Springs??

I am going to wait until I see how the Geiser springs work with the live valve.

 

[zell]

Doesn't that much of a lift put the upper control arm at an extremely downward angle?

I want to do springs in the front also but don't completely understand the implications of changing that angle of the upper control arm.

Would it limit travel? Will it cause excessive wear?

I know one can install a new upper control arm to correct the new angle but the it sits to close to the tire and now you need new wheels with a different offset.

You don't need to replace UCA with Geisers you'll still be within within an acceptable angle

 

[zell]

How did you pain the Geisers? Looks great!

I have a buddy who works at a auto body repair shop, asked the painter if he could colour match the shocks, was super easy

 

[Sean M Heard]

I have a buddy who works at a auto body repair shop, asked the painter if he could colour match the shocks, was super easy

Most excellent!

 

[pbtjrlmrt]

Eibach's, stock tires and Roadmaster Spring Assist in the back

I am EXTREMELY curious about your RoadMaster experience. I am planning to pull a trailer overlanding around the country.
The Roadmaster seemed to fit the bill but not a lot of reviews from people with actual off road trucks. Curious if you've run is hard off road with them?
The mounting style makes it seem a little sketchy if you were to jump it. Say one post where a guy had them come undone where they hook onto the rear shackle. Just wondering if you've put the truck through it's paces with the Roadmasters installed and if you've towed with them?

 

[Swaddict]

I am EXTREMELY curious about your RoadMaster experience. I am planning to pull a trailer overlanding around the country.
The Roadmaster seemed to fit the bill but not a lot of reviews from people with actual off road trucks. Curious if you've run is hard off road with them?
The mounting style makes it seem a little sketchy if you were to jump it. Say one post where a guy had them come undone where they hook onto the rear shackle. Just wondering if you've put the truck through it's paces with the Roadmasters installed and if you've towed with them?

I have not jumped my truck with it, I would probably recommend getting aftermarket leafs if you plan on jumping. It raised the back end and made it feeler stiffer, which I liked.

 

[pbtjrlmrt]

I have not jumped my truck with it, I would probably recommend getting aftermarket leafs if you plan on jumping. It raised the back end and made it feeler stiffer, which I liked.

Have you towed? Have you done any off roading at all? My main concern is having it vibrate or jar loose.

 

[Swaddict]

Have you towed? Have you done any off roading at all? My main concern is having it vibrate or jar loose.

no off roading, tows my 25' bay boat with no noticeable squat

 

[wratlingkid27]

I have Geisers up front stock rear with methods and 37” KM3’s. No rubbing at full lock or minor off-roading (hunting/fishing type stuff). Everything was done at SVC in California. They also did the pinch weld mod on the front fenders and some minor trimming to the liners.

 

[titanjc]

I have not jumped my truck with it, I would probably recommend getting aftermarket leafs if you plan on jumping. It raised the back end and made it feeler stiffer, which I liked.

Do you know how much height you got out of the Roadmaster setup? This is the first time I've heard of it, looks interesting.