mcgaughy 4/6 ride quality

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ST-8

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Those are it.^ i been really wanting to install a rear bag kit tho so I can haul/tow with the truck being lowered. I've had some heavy loads in the bed that were just too much an it would sag like a *****!
 

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imo the Street Performers are right in between the Belltech Nitro-Drops and the Bilsteins.... Nitro Drops were too soft and Bilteins too firm...
 

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Those are it.^ i been really wanting to install a rear bag kit tho so I can haul/tow with the truck being lowered. I've had some heavy loads in the bed that were just too much an it would sag like a *****!

just ordered the rear Street Performers... you would love a simple bag setup, for now I keep 20 lbs in the bags to keep it just a tad (barely noticeable) a rake look. Took whole family out Sunday and filled to 40 lbs and height was perfect. When I tow the boat and have passengers I fill to 80 lbs and the stance is perfect..
 

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man..I gotta get off this thread..lol, now I'm seriously lookin at that Helwig sway bar..hehe :)
 

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Maybe it's the difference in the weight with my standard cab, but with the Belltech Street Performance shocks, poly bushings and no load, I have keep my bags near the 5psi minimum or else it's a very stiff ride.
 

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tell me about it Greg : I finally got around to installing the Timbrens. I didn't realize how much I was tearin up my fenderwells before I installed them...I'll know more tomorrow during my commute as the freeways around here are pretty harsh. I also received my Street Performers about a week ago that I need to install...

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Fred, they look good. If you still have a little contact you can shim them using thick washers. I have one shim on each side and run the back road at speed without touching. I think you'll be surprise how much they assist the shocks.
 

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I'm happy with them so far...some dips in th road that I usually cringe at did not bother it, can't wait to drive home...gonna take the "Pass".... narrow windy road that people treat like a road coarse, I can see how these would help with the side to side roll...
 
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