Want just one more inch!!!

['97 V8]

The options my friend suck. A suspension kit from Dixon bros will set you back 3k. RCD is 2500. Superlift is 1500.

 

[badge49]

Mucho Sucko, I guess I'll not being doing much for now then...maybe I should start planing a solid front axle Hey, just out of curiosity, has anyone swaped their 2nd gen explorer front suspention to the 1st gen explorer front suspention? I guess it would probably be just as easy to do a solid front axle?

 

[CodePoet]

Mucho Sucko, I guess I'll not being doing much for now then...maybe I should start planing a solid front axle Hey, just out of curiosity, has anyone swaped their 2nd gen explorer front suspention to the 1st gen explorer front suspention? I guess it would probably be just as easy to do a solid front axle?

I'd say that would be harder than an sas, you'd have to make mounts for each beam in addition to coil buckets, and ra mounts. Deffiniltly not worth it for a ttb turd

 

[badge49]

Lol, well Section525 is one of my neighbors so I might have to check out his SAS and make plans for the future. Thanks guys for the info!

 

[scubajb19]

someone said it earlier and i think they were right if you're worried about sag from the trailer and want to stay level then take out the shackel and use an add a leaf that'll stiffen up your rear leaf springs for the towing and give you the lift you desire while staying level

 

[badge49]

My shackles are adjustable so I might just do that. Thanks!