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Last weekend, I removed the SDI tophats and Eibach 1.5" rear springs (which I had for about 5–6 months) with Foutz standard-height tophats and Geiser springs on all four corners. A few days ago, I also installed Foutz diff skid plates. Over the past few months, I've added several upgrades, including Foutz shock guards, shock skid plates, rear bump stops, RPG UCAs, Swarfworks rear trailing arm guards, and SDHQ rear ABS guards.
Next on my list are the Foutz front bump stops with straps and half tie rods. I'm still debating whether to do or not on the Foutz sway bars.
With SDI tophats, factory front springs, and 1.5" Eibach rear springs, the ride quality was very close to factory, which I appreciated. However, I wanted to address a few key issues: reducing nose dive when braking, minimizing nose lift during acceleration, and achieving a firmer feel in Sport mode. Additionally, when I loaded the truck bed during trips, the rear sagged, leaving the truck nose-high.What made you switch from the SDI top hats to the Geiser/Foutz setup?
Just admiring your profile pic.... ah what a machineWhat made you switch from the SDI top hats to the Geiser/Foutz setup?