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SignUp Now!yah, i don't haul anyting, and im on 2" blocks right now with the qa1 i only bottom out on big pot holes and my ride is bouncy. Hopefully the steelies will fix both.
What do u set ur shox at? I think I have mine set on 5(have the original QA1's) and only bottom out on huge dips or bumps also. I don't think my ass end is any more bouncy then the front is with the SS coils up there, seems pretty balanced. What I could do away with is the bump steer. It doesn't annoy me that much but I'd like it to be gone.
How bout u guys and gals at XII Performance come up with a solution to bump steer? I'm sure you'd sell an assload of kits!
I had mine on 1 all the way home from texfest and never bottomed out once
subb'd for spring rates. guessing these won't drop my truck at all, but I would love a stiffer leaf pack.
Hey Kelson,
These Steel leafs were designed to give a 2" Drop to your truck.
Got a suggestion here can we put one zert fitting at each bushing so we can grease them easier?
Got a suggestion here can we put one zert fitting at each bushing so we can grease them easier?
don't use the bushing use grease able bolts like the 4x4 crowd does:top:
I got your PM on this yesterday. I'll have to look into it. Can't do the greasable bolt that you see in some applications. The steel collar would have to be drilled out too and then I have to make sure that the bushing itself will line up with everything so that grease would get where it needs. Have to see what I can come up with.
What i was thinking is drilling to the bolt then tap i?t and the grease should be able to find its way around right
thats what the 4x4 crowd uses then you just have to make sure you have grease "channels" in your bushing