Bighorn150
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Is there a certain way the strut spacers go on front feels soft
Rought country 6 inch install
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Jameson
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There is a side with holes and a side with threads...slide the strut threads into the holes..slide the spacer threads into the mounting holes on the truck...I'm not sure sure what you are asking.
muddy12
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What exactly do you mean by "soft"?
More body roll in corners?
Nose diving while braking?
Not as harsh when going over bumps?
Tow things to keep in mind;
1: your truck now has a higher center of gravity, and can put more leverage on the suspension. This may require different valving in the shocks to keep the same suspension behavior.
2: if you put on taller than stock tires, you now have more sidewall, which can flex more, and can feel like it's coming from the suspension.
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More body roll in corners?
Nose diving while braking?
Not as harsh when going over bumps?
Tow things to keep in mind;
1: your truck now has a higher center of gravity, and can put more leverage on the suspension. This may require different valving in the shocks to keep the same suspension behavior.
2: if you put on taller than stock tires, you now have more sidewall, which can flex more, and can feel like it's coming from the suspension.
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