Gen1TillDeath
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On purpose.On purpose? Its hard to know with how we drive these lol
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On purpose.On purpose? Its hard to know with how we drive these lol
On purpose.On purpose? Its hard to know with how we drive these lol
I would HIGHLY recommend giving your deavers a good coat of oil based enamel or some “steal it “ if you havent installed them yet. The finish they put on them is very thin and not very durable .Quick question before i have the coilovers assembled…
Gesier on mid with deavers +3 oem shackles going to be level ?
Yeah im definitely going to for the cost of them, ill take whatever precautions i can to save them from the northeast winters.On purpose.
I would HIGHLY recommend giving your deavers a good coat of oil based enamel or some “steal it “ if you havent installed them yet. The finish they put on them is very thin and not very durable .
No I don't think so, you'd be better off putting it towards bump stops, brake lines, tires, etc.The shackles make any difference? Worth the extra cash?
No I don't think so, you'd be better off putting it towards bump stops, brake lines, tires, etc.
I'm going to leave mine on the lower setting for now. Get a feel for the ride quality of Geisers compared to oem springs and go from there.I have Geisers on low perch (had stock springs on mid, seems about the same height-wise) and +3 Deavers, stock length Camburg shackles, sits pretty much dead level without much/any weight in the bed...
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I didn't actually measure fender height before/after. But I was thinking Geisers on mid perch were about equivalent to stock springs at top perch? I would try the stock (lowest) perch setting and see if you really want it stiffer than that, just IMO. The Geisers are definitely a longer spring (and sexier of course):
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