Options are very limited for leveling options for that combo. We can offer Fox 2.0 shocks that would match up well with that lift kit that will offer nice ride comfort. Send me a message if you would like a quote
No but as you can see it is extremely simple. There you cut the pipe just before the resonator on the stock tail section, remove the tail section, put the Solo in its place and tighten the supplied clamp. Done.
really depends on what your looking for out of a cover and what your budget is. Retractables or hard roll ups are great if your not looking to do anther folding cover(which is the most popular style)
Message me if you would like any info or pricing on any covers. We offer most brands
how wide a wheel and at what offset??
For 37's with a 22x10 you are going to need at least a 6" lift. You are not fitting 37's with a level, even on stock width wheels.
Have you reviewed the install instructions. While there are several steps it is very simple. Can be done with basic tools in your driveway. if you got a buddy that can spin wrenches buy some pizza and beer and invite him over lol
Calibrating for tire size will help shift points which will keep the truck in the right gear to help it not feel as sluggish. A regear will help that even more so. Not sure what engine, trans, and gears you have now but a regear may be the real fix for your 37's causing the truck to feel sluggish.
I would start with checking your tire pressure and lowering, then raising the pressure when needed when you tow. Also how many miles are on your shocks? Have they even been replaced? You may be due for shocks. Shorter coils aren't necessarily the answer, lower spring rate might be but it then...
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